TMS imports leads into Matador and takes appointments back the other way. Messaging and rep assignment stay in step; appointment sync runs one direction only.
What's live on the integration today, so you can plan your process around it.
Included
Live today on the TMS integration.
Appointments pushed and updated
Text messages written back to the lead record
Emails written back to the lead record
User assignment kept in step
Leads imported into Matador
Open in CRM: jump from Matador to the TMS record
Why It Matters
What Changes With TMS Connected
The useful asymmetry here is on appointments: Matador writes them into TMS and updates them there, but does not read appointments that were booked directly in TMS. In practice that means Matador should be the booking surface. If the desk books in TMS instead, Matador will not know and may keep following up. Lead import runs the other way, so new TMS leads reach the AI without anyone exporting a list.
1
Connect
We authenticate Matador against your TMS account. No export, no CSV, no IT project.
2
Match your process
Rep assignment, sequences and message rules are configured to how your desk already runs.
3
Work one inbox
Conversations happen in Matador and land on the TMS record, so the CRM stays the system of record.
Straight Answers
Questions Worth Asking
Which direction do appointments sync?▾
Push and update only. An appointment Matador books appears in TMS and stays current there. Appointments created directly in TMS are not pulled back into Matador, so book in Matador where you can.
Do new TMS leads reach the AI automatically?▾
Yes. Lead import is supported, so leads land in Matador and the agent can respond without a manual export.
Can I manage the AI from TMS?▾
No. Agent and sequence management stays in Matador for this integration, as do broadcast campaigns. Use Open in CRM to move between the two systems.
How long does it take to connect?▾
Most stores connect their stack in under an hour and are live within days. Our team handles the configuration: you need a kickoff call and credentials for the systems you want connected.