Field mapping controls exactly which company fields Aira writes into Salesforce, and the condition under which each one may be written. Aira only writes company data, and only the fields you switch on.

In Aira on desktop, click your name in the bottom left corner, open the Integrations tab, and on the Salesforce row click Field mapping.

At the top, choose which Salesforce field holds each company's organisation number. This gives Aira a stable way to recognise a company beyond its domain.

The default is Organization number (Aira), a field Aira creates in Salesforce and keeps filled in. Nothing else writes to it. You can point this to an existing field instead if you already store organisation numbers in Salesforce.

Below the identifier, the fields Aira can write are grouped into Company details, Financials, Web & social, and Address. Each row has a switch and a write condition. A counter at the top of each group shows how many fields are on.

Switch on any field you want Aira to keep filled in Salesforce, and switch off any it should leave alone.

Most fields have a target selector next to their switch. By default Aira writes into a property it manages for that field, shown as Default. Open the selector to point Aira at one of your existing Salesforce properties instead, or search the list to find one. You can also create a new custom field for Aira to write into, so its data stays separate from anything your team maintains.

Each field has a write condition. If empty means Aira only fills the field when it's blank in Salesforce, so it never overwrites a value your team entered. Set the condition per field to match how much you want Aira to manage.

To start, Aira switches on a small set of core fields, each set to If empty: company name, phone, website, employees, description, industry, and the organisation number. Everything else, including financials, web and social, and address, is off until you turn it on.