Distribution Engine VS Ortoo Q-assign.
One platform for Salesforce lead routing, case routing, and everything in between.
Sales and service teams need Salesforce routing software they can configure and run themselves — not a product where the vendor's team does the heavy lifting every time something needs to change. See why high-growth Salesforce teams choose Distribution Engine over Ortoo Q-assign.

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What is Ortoo Q-assign?
Q-assign is a Salesforce-native routing and assignment tool developed by Ortoo. It automates the assignment of Leads, Cases, Tasks, Opportunities, Work Orders, and custom objects using rule-based logic, round robin, skills-based routing, and load balancing.
How does Q-assign pricing work?
Q-assign doesn't publish pricing on its AppExchange listing or website. Pricing is shared during the sales process, after a discovery conversation. Based on the sales process, pricing runs around $50 per user per month, though the final structure depends on your requirements and seat count.
Does Q-assign require a developer to set up?
Q-assign is marketed as no-code and the core configuration doesn't require custom development. In practice, most implementations involve Ortoo's team doing a significant portion of the configuration. Independent self-setup is possible, but the interface takes time to navigate and the process is not immediately guided.
Does Q-assign have AI features?
Q-assign's listing includes AI capabilities such as triage, scoring, and sentiment analysis. These work by connecting to external large language models such as ChatGPT or Google Gemini. Q-assign provides the connector, not its own AI layer. Responsibility for data security and compliance in those integrations sits with the customer.
Does Ortoo offer other apps alongside Q-assign?
Yes. Ortoo's wider suite includes Email-to-Anything, a Salesforce email automation tool that handles inbound email parsing, record creation, distribution list management, and reply capture. Other apps in the Ortoo portfolio include Territory Assignment, Smart Actions, and Case Orchestrator.
What does Distribution Engine do?
Distribution Engine is Salesforce-native lead routing software that automates how leads, cases, and other records are distributed and assigned across sales and service teams. It is built for ops teams who want to configure, manage, and iterate on routing logic themselves, without developer involvement or vendor support for day-to-day changes.
How is Distribution Engine priced?
Distribution Engine is available in three tiers: Starter at $20 per user per month, Advanced at $35 (the most popular plan, which adds enhanced weighting, custom reporting, and a dedicated customer success manager tier), and Unlimited at $55. All plans are billed annually, with a minimum of 5 licences. A 30-day free trial is available via the AppExchange — no sales call required to get started. See full pricing details.
Does my team need a developer to set up Distribution Engine?
No. Distribution Engine is designed for Salesforce admins and operations teams. Configuration is point-and-click, and the product is built to get your first routing flows running without technical resource or outside help.
Does Distribution Engine support SLA tracking?
Yes. SLA tracking is built into Distribution Engine. You can set time-based rules that govern how leads and cases are escalated or reassigned when they haven't been actioned within defined timeframes.
Can Distribution Engine handle case routing as well as lead routing?
Yes. Distribution Engine handles lead and case routing within a single product, across all major Salesforce objects and custom objects. You don't need separate tools or additional apps to cover your full GTM operation.
How does Distribution Engine compare to Salesforce's native assignment rules?
Salesforce's built-in assignment rules are criteria-based: a record matches the first qualifying rule and gets assigned accordingly. There is no round robin, no load balancing, no awareness of agent availability or workload, and no SLA enforcement. For simple static routing they work fine. For anything more — fair distribution across a team, handling out-of-office, capping workloads, tracking speed-to-lead, or routing custom objects — you need Distribution Engine. Some teams have their first routing flows live within 45 minutes of installation.
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