@lzapart could you please share your pipeline.slp for the workaround solution.Similar to what you had described, I have to go in account settings and click on authorize and apply for this to work.
Hi. Don’t use the “Account” because it does not work for the API account for SF, it won’t let you auto refresh the token because no expiration date so it’s useless.
This is the workaround.
You need to get authorization from your Salesforce server and copy the “refresh token” that you receive. Then in the SnapLogic pipeline add a REST POST snap,
and for service url in the snap provide the following server url: https://login.salesforce.com/services/oauth2/token?grant_type=refresh_token&client_id=abc1&client_secret=abc2&refresh_token=abc3
Provide the correct clientid, secret, and refresh token in the url and the rest post snap will generate a grant authorization for you. Since the refresh token
does not expire, you can use this snap since it won’t expire in any job. I’ve attached a sample pipeline for reference. No account should be associated with the REST snaps for this.
SFDC_Auth_Sample_API_2019_01_18.slp (7.54 KB)
Hello, can you please guide me on how did you get the refresh token?
I figured this out. See SnapLogic documentation by creating a connected app in Salesforce
