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Salesforce Connector
Access knowledge from your Salesforce
Object
s
How it works
The Salesforce connector indexes documents from your Salesforce. These documents organized around the
Objects
that you indicate. Examples are below.
Setting up
Authorization
Log into Salesforce
The Salesforce user must be an organization member or have admin access to the data you would like to index.
Click the profile avatar and choose Settings.
Select
My Personal Information
→
Reset My Security Token
.
Check your email for the security token.
Once the token has been regenerated, you can use it (as well as your username and password) to authorize your RECAP connector
Indexing
Navigate to the Admin Dashboard and select the
Salesforce
Connector Tile.
Provide your
Username
,
Password
and the
Security Token
received from the above steps.
Enter the
Salesforce Object(s)
you wish to index and organize your RECAP documents by.
make sure to use the singular version of object name (e.g. Opportunity instead of Opportunities)
if no objects are indicated, it will default to indexing by
Account
Information will then be indexed by the indicated object(s)
An Example
You indicate you’d like to organize information by
Account
and click connect:
RECAP will generate a document for every single
Account
in your Salesforce
Attached to each document will be all the information associated with that
Account
This information would also include information from the
Account
’s children objects (E.g. all associated
Contact
s,
Note
s, etc.)
This means indicating
Account
means that all
Contact
s that are attached to an account will also be grabbed
However, if you want to index any
Contact
s that aren’t attached to any
Account
s, (as well as
Account
s), you would indicate that like so:
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