Salesforce
Source and destination
Polytomic connects to Salesforce using OAuth and requires a Salesforce account with read-write permissions. While not required, we recommend you create a user in Salesforce exclusively for Polytomic so that the audit logs in Salesforce distinguish all Polytomic activity.
Salesforce sandbox
Connecting Polytomic to a Salesforce sandbox is no different than connecting to a production instance; the same instructions apply. Indeed, if you have a Salesforce sandbox available we recommend you create two Salesforce connections in Polytomic: one to your sandbox for testing and one to your production instance.
Creating a connection
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In Polytomic, go to Connections → Add Connection → Salesforce.
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Pick your connection name and enter your unique Salesforce domain or ID. The domain is often a string in the format
foocorp.my.salesforce.com
. You can also enter your unique ID instead,foocorp
in this case.

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Click Connect to Salesforce and go through OAuth authentication using a Salesforce account.
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Click Save to save your new connection.

Connection maintenance
- After you've saved your connection, you can click into it anytime to see the Salesforce user account it is using.
- If you need to change the authorized user, all you need to do is click the
Force reconnect
button and re-authenticate the connection.

- Polytomic automatically enforces a conservative daily Salesforce API-call limit on itself derived from your Salesforce instance. You can override Polytomic's automatic behavior with a specific daily API-call limit of your choice by ticking the 'Enforce API limits' box.
Updated 4 months ago