Category: Salesforce
What are name credentials, and how do I use them in Salesforce
In Salesforce, Named Credentials is a secure way to store and manage external API credentials, such as usernames, passwords, tokens, or endpoints, used for authenticating and accessing external systems or services. Named Credentials act as a wrapper around these credentials,
Integration of Salesforce with Gmail
Salesforce and Gmail are two different platforms. One helps in keeping customer accounts, tracking leads, and providing proper details regarding customer engagement and conversion, the other one helps in sending emails to customers and also creates threads for related emails.
How to create a public site in Salesforce
To create a public site in Salesforce, you can follow these steps: Enable Public Access Settings: First, ensure that your Salesforce org has public access settings enabled. To do this, go to “Setup” in Salesforce, search for “Public Access Settings”
How to use Carousel/Slider in Salesforce
A carousel or slider is a collection of images that display one after another. It is used across many websites for the purpose of attraction or to make your website’s home page look good to the visitor. A carousel can
Salesforce ISV Customer Debugger
In salesforce to deploy new functionality in the client’s org we need to create a managed package that is available on Salesforce AppExchange and then it is deployed on their org but we being the subscribers don’t have the access
Salesforce Data Migration
Salesforce Data Migration? Moving data from one system to another is referred to as data migration. Salesforce has tools for data export and import that facilitate to data migration but still a lot of planning and time are needed based
Upload files to AWS S3 using Named Credentials in Salesforce
An object storage service called Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) provides performance, security, and scalability that are unmatched in the market. Customers of all sizes and sectors can use Amazon S3 to store and preserve any amount of data
Record IDs with an explanation of 15 and 18-digit IDs in Salesforce
Each record in Salesforce has a unique value known as a record ID. Salesforce automatically assigns a unique Id to each Contact, Account, and other objects. Two new IDs are established in the background, one with 15 digits and the
Login Flow in Salesforce
Before we access our salesforce org, login flow directs users through a login process. Using Login flow, we can participate and change the login process of Salesforce. Once the user is authenticated by Salesforce, the login flow directs the user