Salesforce configuration
Admins can view all their Salesforce configuration parameters once a Salesforce connector is created. To review your Salesforce connector, open the connector from the Connectors List view and select the Configuration tab.
Salesforce connector parameters
|
Field Name |
Description |
|---|---|
|
Environment |
Displays the selected Salesforce environment for the connector. |
|
Environment URL |
Displays the URL of your Salesforce instance. |
|
Login URL |
Displays the URL used to create and connect to your Salesforce instance. |
|
User |
The Salesforce user used for the connector authentication. |
|
Session lifetime (in seconds) |
The number of seconds for which a Salesforce session will remain active. The Session lifetime timer resets every time a request is performed on Salesforce by the Smart Flows connector. |
|
Meta data language |
The default language of the Salesforce instance. |
|
Enabled Salesforce objects |
List of all the Salesforce objects from which data can by pulled from. |
Authentication Settings
The Smart Flows login screen shows all the primary connectors that can authenticate and serve as login gateways. With the 4.18 release, the Smart Flows administrator can choose which connector is available for the user as a login mechanism.
| 1. | In the Control Panel, select Connectors. |
| 2. | In the Connectors List view, select a connector. |
Click to display connectors currently supporting sign-on
| 3. | In the Basic settings, you can see Authentication settings section at the end of the page. |
Decision Point
If you want your users to be able to use to use this connector to log in to Smart Flows , select the Yes button.
If you do not want your users to be able to use to use this connector to log in to Smart Flows , select the No button.
