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This pipeline pattern is used to ingest Salesforce contacts into Windows Azure Storage Blob (WASB). Source: Salesforce Contacts Target: Azure Storage, Windows Azure Storage Blob (WASB) Snaps used: Salesforce, Mapper, CSV Formatter, HDFS Download Ingest Salesforce Contacts into Azure Blob Storage_2018_06_28.slp (6.8 KB)
Impact of Snaplogic to Salesforce Connectivity for Cipher Changes | Salesforce Government Cloud
Hi @dmiller , We have recently received notification from Salesforce -“Chipper got retired for Salesforce Government Cloud” (Please refer the image). Just to verify is there any impact on existing connectivity for this changes?
Salesforce to Azure Data Lake Storage
Submitted by @stodoroska from Interworks This pipeline selects opportunities from Salesforce, matches them according to their types and stores them as a csv file into Azure Data Lake Storage. Configuration In SalesForce you should configure an account. In the File Writer, you need to define the location of the Azure Data Lake Storage and Azure account. Sources: Salesforce Opportunity Targets: File (Azure Data Lake Storage) Snaps used: Salesforce Read, Join, Filter, CSV Formatter, File Writer Downloads SFDC Joined Data to ADLS.slp (9.9 KB)
Sync leads from Salesforce to Marketo
Created by @mthammareddy For a new lead created in Salesforce, SnapLogic searches for a matching lead in Marketo by email address. If a matching lead is not found in Marketo, SnapLogic creates a new lead. Configuration Specify your access token and endpoint URL in the Pipeline Parameters. The initial Mapper contains and expression to lookup a particular user. You can either replace the ID value every time or define pipeline parameters to pass the value in and change the expression to: "Id='" +_SFDC_ID + "'" where SFDC_ID is the name of the pipeline parameter. Sources: Salesforce Lead Targets: Marketo Lead Snaps used: REST Post, Mapper, Salesforce Read, JSON Generator, Join, Pipeline Execute Downloads Sync_Leads_from_Salesforce_to_Marketo.slp (11.5 KB) Note: This pattern also uses the pattern to get the Marketo access token found here: Get Marketo Access Token
Salesforce SOAP Merge
Hi, I am using SOAP snap to connect to Salesforce. I am able to get a session id back. Using the session id, I want to perform a Salesforce SOAP API Merge() call. I am able to generate a merge envelope and using a mapper I feed in a master record and a record to merge: But for some reason I keep getting the following error on the merge SOAP step: “error”: “MISSING_ARGUMENT: merge called with a batch of 0 ids to merge; must specify at least 1 id” I bet I am missing something simple. Can anyone chime in what that might be?
