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The Sales Force Connector allows you to integrate your designer application with SalesForce. You can create or update Lead record with SalesForce connector.…

The Sales Force Connector allows you to integrate your designer application with SalesForce. You can create or update Lead record with SalesForce connector.

Sales Force Settings

  1. Login to SalesForce

  2. Open Service Setup Sales Force Settings interface screenshot 1 in SalesForce

  3. Navigate to App Manager

  4. Click on New Connected App eQYAAAAASUVORK5CYII=

  5. Fill out all required fields on the Connected App page Sales Force Settings interface screenshot 3 in SalesForce

    Connected App Name

    Name of your application

    API Name

    The name of your API connection

    Contact Email

    E-mail address of the contact person

    Enable Oauth Settings

    You need to enabled this option for Spreadsheetweb Oauth connection to Sales Force

    Callback URL

    https://{host-name}/designer/SalesForce/SalesforceCallback{host-name} defines your server address

    The example below is for a web application running on the SpreadsheetWEB public cloud (www1).

    https://www1.spreadsheetweb.com/mutas/SalesForce/SalesforceCallback

    Selected OAuth Scopes

    This should be set to Full access.

    Require Secret for Web Server Flow

    This option should be enabled.

  6. Click Save. You will be redirected to the Application Review page.

  7. Login to your SpreadsheetWEB account and create a designer application if you haven’t done so already.

  8. The fields given below can be tied to User Interface controls in your designer application.

    Field NameTypeRequired
    CityString
    CompanyStringYes
    CountryString
    DescriptionString
    EmailString
    FaxString
    FirstNameString
    IndustryString
    LastNameStringYes
    LeadSourceString
    MobilePhoneString
    NumberOfEmployeesInteger
    PhoneString
    RatingString
    SalutationString
    StateString
    StreetString
    TitleString
    WebSiteString

    See this page for more details on these parameters:

    https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/api-explorer/sobject/Lead

Designer Settings

  1. Your designer application must have a database table already in place. For this, your application must contain at least one data table, and be published.

  2. Next, go the Connectors page, click Add Connector, and select SalesForce. Designer Settings interface screenshot 4 in SalesForce
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    1. Name field is the friendly name for your connector. This will not be visible to the end users. Leads Method must be enabled if you want to use the Leads method.
    2. Click Authorize and you will be directed to SalesForce .
    3. Login with your details and click Allow. You will be redirected to the Connectors Page.
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    4. Click the Create Connect button when you’re done.
  3. After the connector is created, click on the Properties button which becomes visible when you hover over your connector module. Designer Settings interface screenshot 7 in SalesForce

  4. On the Properties page, you can map and configure the SalesForce fields with those in your web application. Set the Entry Mode to From Named Range and select the corresponding named ranges in the Named Range fields. You can also define a named range for the ID property if you’re planning to utilize this feature.
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  5. Go to user interface design and add an Action button control into the page.

  6. On the events section, select “SalesForce Connector (your connector name)”. Designer Settings interface screenshot 9 in SalesForce

  7. Finally, Publish your application from the dial menu. Designer Settings interface screenshot 10 in SalesForce