Routing rules in Chili Piper can reference lead, contact, and account fields but not fields on the Salesforce User Object. Teams that track rep-level performance metrics in Salesforce, such as pipeline attainment percentage, close rate, or no-show rate, have no way to incorporate those values into routing logic. Chili Piper should support reading Salesforce User Object fields and making them available as conditions when building routing rules, so admins can factor rep performance data into how leads are assigned. Rep performance metrics stored on the User Object represent meaningful signals for smarter distribution. Routing high-intent leads to reps with stronger close rates, or managing load for reps with high no-show rates, requires access to data that already exists in Salesforce but cannot currently reach Chili Piper's routing layer.