Salesforce Community & Social Services Service Directory for WordPress

Create a live service directory for your Community & Social Services workflow in WordPress using Salesforce as the source of truth. Show up-to-date records, filters, and search results without manual exports, duplicate data entry, or stale public pages.

✓Any change in Salesforce shows real-time on your WordPress site — no sync, no delay
✓Searchable, filterable Community & Social Services Service listings your visitors can browse without staff updates

$ 19 /month

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Salesforce Community & Social Services Service directory displayed in WordPress using Sawfish plugin

The #1 WordPress Integration for Salesforce

See your Community & Social Services Service data live in WordPress

Display your records in real-time using searchable tables, calendars, or custom layouts. Users can click any record to view a dedicated page with more info. The plugin automatically adopts your website's theme so colors and fonts always match perfectly. Sawfish plugin also lets you set secure filters to ensure users only see the specific records you want to show.

1. Download Sawfish

Install the Sawfish plugin on your WordPress site.

2. Connect to Salesforce

Create a Salesforce External Client App and authorize via OAuth 2.0.

3. Publish Your Community & Social Services Service Directory

Add the table shortcode, pick your Community & Social Services Service fields, and publish. Records update live — no manual refresh needed.

A Salesforce-backed service directory is useful for Community & Social Services teams because visitors and staff often need to browse current records in one place, and static pages quickly become inaccurate when listings, contacts, availability, dates, or status fields change inside Salesforce. Publishing this service directory in WordPress from live Salesforce data saves your team time otherwise spent updating web pages by hand, while making it easier to keep search, filters, and record details aligned with the same CRM data your organization already manages internally.

Who Benefits from a Live Community & Social Services Service Directory?

Real-time Salesforce data on your WordPress site saves time for your team and improves the experience for everyone who visits.

For Your Team

Less admin work, more accurate data

✓ Publish a live service directory directly from Salesforce records already maintained by your team.
✓ Reduce manual website updates by letting Salesforce remain the source of truth for this service directory.
✓ Keep search results, listing details, and availability current without exporting data into separate tools.

For Your Visitors

Find what they need, instantly

✓ Browse the latest records in this service directory without relying on outdated static pages.
✓ Search and filter listings based on the fields your team already maintains in Salesforce.
✓ Find current details, contacts, and status information in one place on your WordPress site.

Code snippet

Add a Community & Social Services Service Table with Detail Links

Paste the Sawfish table shortcode on any WordPress page, then add the snippet below to make each row clickable. Visitors open a detail page with the full record — just the fields you choose to show.

Step 1 — Add the table shortcode

          
          [sforc-table sf-o="Service_Location__c"

            fields="Name,Field1__c,Field2__c"

            search="true" per-page="20"]

Replace Field1__c and Field2__c with the API names of the Community & Social Services Service fields you want to display as columns.

Step 2 — Make rows clickable (optional)

<script type="text/javascript">

window.onload = function() {

  jQuery(document).on('click', '.sforc-row', function() {

    var id = jQuery(this).attr('data-sforclink');

    jQuery("<a href='/detail-page/?sId=" + id + "' target='_blank'></a>")[0].click();

  });

};

</script>

<style>

.sforc-row { cursor: pointer; }

</style>

Clicking a row opens /detail-page/?sId=RECORD_ID in a new tab. Design that page using the Sawfish Section shortcode to display any Community & Social Services Service fields you want.

The detail page URL looks like this:

https://yoursite.com/detail-page/?sId=0030K00001u7dSNQAY

The record ID is passed as a URL parameter. Use the Sawfish Section shortcode on that page to pull and display any fields from that specific Community & Social Services Service record — great for linking to individual listings without revealing everything in the table.

Who Uses a Salesforce Community & Social Services Service Directory in WordPress?

Real scenarios where teams publish live Community & Social Services Service data from Salesforce directly to their WordPress site.

Website Manager

Publish a Live Service

Turn Salesforce records into a searchable service directory on WordPress that updates automatically when your team edits the source data.

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Operations Team

Reduce Manual Web Updates

Stop copying changes into separate CMS pages by publishing the same Salesforce records your team already maintains internally.

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Visitors and Stakeholders

Find Current Information Faster

Help people browse, search, and filter live Salesforce records so they can find the right information without waiting for staff to update the website.

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Community & Social Services Service directories are Just the Beginning

Sawfish sets up a complete Salesforce–WordPress integration

Collect data with forms, display it with tables and cards, lock content behind Salesforce logins, and build charts — all from one plugin.

Tables & Lists

Forms & Submissions

Calendars

Charts & Dashboards

Cards & Layouts

Member Logins

Explore all features →

Sawfish gave us the ability to publish all our jobs in Salesforce onto our website in real-time, dramatically increasing the number of job applicants, candidates, and placements with our clients. Upon go-live, we saw immediate traction on published jobs, applications, candidate presentations, and overall job placements. Allen is amazing — very experienced, professional, responsive, and efficient — and the connection works like a charm!

★★★★★

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Director of Marketing
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We represent over 75,000 public service workers and care providers in Oregon. Our leadership rosters were manually updated and always out of date. Sawfish plugin makes Salesforce data, like leadership rosters and steward lists, available on our public website. Members can find and contact union representatives without calling the Member Assistance Center.

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★★★★★

Pricing Options — Community & Social Services Service Directories + more!

Save thousands on development costs — one flat fee for your whole team. Trusted by 200+ organizations.

Annual

$ 19

per month · paid annually

Can be used by everyone in your team!

✓ Create Unlimited pages with Cards, Tables, Calendars using Salesforce data

✓ Custom layouts with images, links, YouTube URLs

✓ WordPress-Salesforce logins for unlimited users

✓ Real-time info from Salesforce

✓ Searchable, filterable directories

✓ Connect to ANY WordPress form

✓ Real-time Charts & Dashboards

✓ Dedicated Support & Installation Assistance

✓ Latest Feature Updates

2-Year Plan

$ 17

per month · paid every 2 years

Can be used by everyone in your team!

✓ Create Unlimited pages with Cards, Tables, Calendars using Salesforce data

✓ Custom layouts with images, links, YouTube URLs

✓ WordPress-Salesforce logins for unlimited users

✓ Real-time info from Salesforce

✓ Searchable, filterable directories

✓ Connect to ANY WordPress form

✓ Real-time Charts & Dashboards

✓ Dedicated Support & Installation Assistance

✓ Latest Feature Updates

Save more time and money
Sawfish vs custom dev vs Salesforce Experience Cloud

Keep your WordPress site, your design, and your team's workflow. No expensive portals or developer contracts.

	Sawfish Plugin	Custom Dev	Experience Cloud	Manual Export
Where do directories live?	Your WordPress website	Custom WordPress build	Salesforce-hosted portal	Static page / spreadsheet
Real-time data?	Yes — live from Salesforce	Depends on build	Yes	No — manual updates
Uses your site's design?	Yes — matches your theme	Yes (dev required)	Separate Salesforce UI	N/A
Setup time	Under 15 minutes	Weeks / months	Days to weeks	Minutes — but no real-time
Price	$19 per month — whole org	$5,000+ one-time dev cost	$25+ /user/month	Free — but costly in staff time

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about creating a Salesforce Community & Social Services Service directory in WordPress.

Can I publish a service directory from Salesforce on WordPress? +

Yes. Sawfish can display Salesforce records as a searchable service directory in WordPress using the fields and filters you choose.

Will this service directory update when Salesforce records change? +

Yes. The page reads live Salesforce data, so record updates are reflected on the WordPress site without manual syncing.

Can visitors search and filter the service directory? +

Yes. You can expose searchable and filterable columns based on the Salesforce fields your team wants to make available.

Can I control which fields appear in the service directory? +

Yes. You decide which Salesforce fields are shown publicly and which stay private in Salesforce.

Can I use this service directory with custom Salesforce objects? +

Yes. Sawfish supports both standard and custom Salesforce objects, so you can build the service directory around the records your workflow actually uses.

Does Sawfish work with all Salesforce editions? +

Sawfish requires API access, available on Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer editions. It does not work on Contact, Group, or Professional editions. Check our docs to verify your edition →

How much does the Sawfish plugin cost? +

Sawfish is $19/month billed annually — one flat fee covering your entire organization. Unlimited users, unlimited page views, no per-seat pricing. See full pricing →

Salesforce Community & Social Services Service Directory for WordPress