Change control for CRM writes

Stop AI and reverse-ETL from silently corrupting HubSpot & Salesforce.

Changebase is the safety layer for every agent, sync, and webhook that writes to your CRM. See each field before it lands, enforce policy on attribution and lifecycle, and ship a rollback artifact when something goes wrong. Pull requests for CRM writes.

Read-only to start · no production writes · 30-minute setup
Hightouch · lifecycle_resyncnothing written yet
run 2481
35,214 proposed
312
~lifecycle_stagecustomerMQLsuppression
~utm_sourcepaid_linkedinenrichment_xattribution
+next_stepBook Q3 reviewsafe
actor · sync:hightouchReject✓ Approve 782
Rollback ready · run 2470 · 12 fields
Sits beside your stack — never replaces it
HubSpot Salesforce Hightouch Census Neon Clerk Segment Slack GTM
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One bad sync can rewrite your pipeline before anyone opens Slack.

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Your AI agent has a CRM token. Does it have a rollback plan?

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Attribution doesn't break loudly; it rots quietly until the board deck is wrong.

The undeniable sale

Six guards between your CRM and the next bad write.

Every feature is one Slack moment away from saving a quarter of pipeline, attribution, or trust.

The pipeline

An interceptor, not just an observer.

Observers tell you damage happened. Changebase stops the bad write before it reaches the CRM — and keeps a deterministic, replayable record of every decision.

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Route, don't trust

Every agent, sync, and webhook gets a Changebase destination token instead of a raw HubSpot or Salesforce write token.

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Stage & diff

Each proposed write is held as a staged change set: before-state, proposed after-state, identity graph, and policy outcome. Nothing is written yet.

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Decide & log

Safe writes execute, risky ones route to Slack approval, blocked ones stop — all appended to a tenant-isolated ledger with a rollback artifact.

write gateway

Priced on what you protect, not per seat.

Guarded actions, protected records, destinations, and retention. Below Openprise's entry point, with a credible path to enterprise.