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5. Introduction
● About the Organizers
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Shubham Chaurasia
Billennium India
Professional Integration Developer
A SHOW OF HANDS:
Who is new to this Meetup?
Giridhar Meka
Sr. Technical Architect
6. Certified MuleSoft Developer
3.5 years of Total Experience
Working as MuleSoft Developer at Horizontal Digital
● About the Speaker
Speaker
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Shruti Singh
Horizontal Digital
MuleSoft Developer
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● Introduction
○ What is Salesforce?
○ Salesforce connector Integration patterns
○ Authentication mechanisms used by Salesforce Connector
○ Operations provided by Salesforce Connector
● Demo
● Trivia
● Wrap-Up
Agenda
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What is Salesforce?
• An American cloud based software company headquartered in San Francisco, California
• World’s no 1 (CRM) Customer Relationship Management platform
• Used to manage all the customer data and deliver amazing customer experience
• Unites your marketing sales, commerce, service and other IT teams on just one platform
• Owns many subsidiaries such as MuleSoft, Quip, Pardot, Heroku, Tableau, Slack, Vlocity, etc.,
• Help companies to connect with customers in a whole new way by providing different services
such as Commerce Cloud, Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Data Cloud, Marketing Cloud,
Experience Cloud, etc.,
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Things to Remember…
Standard Objects: The objects provided by salesforce.com are called standard objects.
Examples of standard objects are accounts, contacts, etc.
Custom Object: The objects created by us are called custom objects
Tab: A tab is a User interface to create records for an object and to view the records in objects.
A Salesforce Application is a logical container for all of the objects, tabs, processes and services
associated with a given business function.
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Relationships in Salesforce
An object relationship in Salesforce is a two-way association between two objects.
• Master-detail
• Lookup
• Self Relationship
• Hierarchical Relationship
An example of a relationship between standard objects in Salesforce is the relationship between
Account and Contacts. In most Salesforce instances this is a one-to-many lookup relationship
where Account ID is a field on a Contact, representing the relationship between the Contact and
its associated Account. An Account usually has many associated Contacts.
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SOQL
• SOQL (Salesforce Object Query Language) is similar to SQL.
• It is used to fetch record data from a salesforce org database. It gets data which is already
present in the salesforce org.
• We use SOQL when you know which objects the data resides in, and you want to:
Retrieve data from a single object or from multiple objects that are related to one another.
Count the number of records that meet specified criteria.
Sort results as part of the query.
Retrieve data from number, date, or checkbox fields.
SELECT Id, Name
FROM Account
WHERE Name = ‘Muley'
For example, the following SOQL query returns the value of the Id and Name field for all
Account records if the value of Name is Muley:
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Salesforce Connector
Anypoint Connector for Salesforce (Salesforce Connector) enables you to accelerate your
Salesforce integrations across Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, Salesforce Platform, and Force.com.
This connector gives you access to all Salesforce entities to enable automation of your business
processes to help maximize your investments in services and solutions, such as enabling your
sales teams, increasing revenue, and serving your customers better.
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Salesforce Connector Use cases
• ERP Integration: Give your sales team access to all relevant customer data from one system
via real-time synchronization of data between Salesforce and your ERP & finance
applications.
• Data Aggregation: Collect data from multiple Salesforce orgs, other CRMs, ERP systems,
and databases into one Salesforce instance or use that information to generate reports.
• Legacy Modernization: Easily manage data post-acquisition, move off of a legacy CRM
system, or migrate ERP data into Salesforce by automatically moving your data into
Salesforce.
• Customer Experience: Deliver a consistent, connected customer experience across
channels, increase customer satisfaction, and drive revenue growth by integrating Salesforce
to applications such as ServiceNow, Marketo, and others.
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Salesforce Connector Integration patterns
• Remote Call-In
• Batch Data Synchronization
• Request-Reply Remote Process Invocation
• Fire and Forget Remote Process Invocation
• User Interface Update Based on Data Changes
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Operations provided by Salesforce Connector
Some of the operations are:
• Create
• Delete
• Query
• Search
• Upsert
• Update
• On New Object
• On Modified Object
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Authentication mechanisms used by
Salesforce Connector
Basic authentication
- Uses a username and password for authentication
OAuth 2.0
- Delegates user authentication to the service hosting the user
account
OAuth JWT
- Uses OAuth 2.0 with a JSON Web token (JWT) request for user
authentication
OAuth SAML
- Uses OAuth 2.0 with a signed SAML 2.0 assertion to request an
access token
OAuth Username password
- Uses OAuth 2.0 with a user and password for authentication
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Basic Authentication
Basic authentication uses a username and password
for authentication.
Username: Salesforce username
Password: Corresponding password
Security token: Corresponding security token
Authorization URL: URL for the endpoint configured
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OAuth username password
OAuth Username Password authentication uses OAuth 2.0
with a username and password for authentication.
Consumer key: Consumer key for the Salesforce-
connected app
Consumer secret: Consumer secret for the connector to
access Salesforce
Username: Salesforce username
Password: Corresponding password
Security token: Corresponding security token
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OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 delegates user authentication to the service
hosting the user account.
Consumer key: Consumer key for the Salesforce-
connected app
Consumer secret: Consumer secret for the connector to
access Salesforce
Listener config: Configuration for the listener
Callback path: Path for the callback (/callback)
Authorize path: Path for authorization (/authorize)
External callback url: Callback URL
(http://localhost:8081/callback)
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Salesforce Security Token
When you access Salesforce from an
IP address that isn’t trusted for your
company, and you use a desktop
client or the API, you need a security
token to log in.
It’s a case-sensitive alphanumeric
code that’s tied to your password.
Whenever your password is reset,
your security token is also reset.
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Salesforce Connected App
A connected app is a framework that
enables an external application to integrate
with Salesforce using APIs and standard
protocols, such as SAML, OAuth, etc.
Connected apps use these protocols to
authenticate, authorize, and provide single
sign-on (SSO) for external apps.
The external apps that are integrated with
Salesforce can run on the customer
success platform, other platforms, devices,
or SaaS subscriptions.
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