Develop a Salesforce integration that fetches exchange rates when the currency dropdown changes, using rest api and token-based authentication to update the converted amount and exchange rate.

Learn to integrate the Exchange Rates Data API with Salesforce by obtaining an API key, testing the endpoint in Postman, and building an Apex class to call the API.

Create an apex class to interface with an external exchange rate API, set endpoints and API keys, build a JSON wrapper, perform HTTP callouts, and map results to opportunity fields.

Write an after insert or update apex trigger for opportunities to detect currency changes, collect affected IDs, and pass them to the Get Exchange Rate Integration class for API calls.

Explore how to implement a future callout in apex to fetch exchange rates via http requests, including querying opportunities, building currency-specific endpoints with API keys, and handling remote site settings.

Enable remote site settings for http callouts, set a 20-second timeout, deserialize the json response into a wrapper class, and update opportunities with amount and exchange rate after 200 response.

Test a Salesforce integration by triggering a currency change on an opportunity, performing an http callout, deserializing the response, and updating opportunity fields with the results.

Explore the authorization code grant type, the web server flow of OAuth 2.0, and how Salesforce obtains an access token from an external system via redirect and authorization code.

Implement the authorization code grant flow to connect Salesforce with Box.com, create a dev app with client ID and secret, configure the redirect URI, and test data retrieval via Postman.

Redirect users to box.com login, capture the authorization code via a visualforce page and apex class, then exchange it for an access token and show results in a table.

Fetch the authorization code from the Visualforce page and post it to Box.com to obtain an access token using an Apex HTTP callout with form URL-encoded headers.

Define a wrapper class to encapsulate json data, deserialize json into a token json, and fetch an access token from Box.com using Apex for subsequent data retrieval.

Implement dynamic search in box.com from Salesforce by building a Visualforce form with search input and button, calling an Apex perform search to fetch and display results in a table.

Learn to fetch and display Box.com folder data in Salesforce by building a json wrapper, deserializing responses, and rendering search results in a Visualforce table using authorization code grant flow.

Enable secure data access by creating a Postman connected app that uses OAuth 2.0, exchanges client ID and client secret for an access token, and enforces integration user permissions.

Obtain a Salesforce access token in Postman using password grant with your client ID, client secret, and integration user credentials, then call OAuth two token endpoint to use the token.

Obtain an access token and use bearer authorization to query Salesforce data via an endpoint, specifying api version 59.0 and sobjects to fetch accounts or a specific account by id.

Learn to create new Salesforce records using the standard rest api by posting json to the account object, handling headers, and validating the 201 created response with the new id.

Create a rest api in Apex to fetch account records by rating using http get, with a global rest resource and url mapping for external systems.

Learn to create a custom rest api with an http post that inserts Salesforce account records from an external system using a json body and returns the new account id.

Explore PKCE, a secure OAuth 2.0 authorization code flow using a code verifier and a code challenge derived from sha256 hashing to obtain tokens.

Execute the PKCE-based authorization code flow in Salesforce, generating a code verifier and code challenge, then exchange the authorization code for an access token via the token endpoint.

Learn how the client credentials flow enables machine-to-machine access between a client, authorization server, and resource server, using an integration user on behalf of Salesforce to obtain an access token.

Learn to implement the Salesforce client credentials flow with Postman, including creating a connected app, using an api only integration user, and obtaining a token with consumer key and secret.

Enable client credentials flow in the Salesforce connected app, configure an integration user, and obtain an access token with client id and secret via Postman.

Implement the client credentials flow to authorize between two Salesforce orgs, triggering an Apex class when an account is created in the source org to call out to destination org.

Implement the client credentials flow to integrate Salesforce orgs using Apex callouts, covering remote site settings, after insert triggers, and obtaining an access token.

Create a wrapper class named from JSON to deserialize the destination org response and extract the access token, then perform a SOQL query to fetch account details for the destination.

Master Salesforce integration by serializing an account list to JSON with the serialize pretty method, handling the access token, and sending concise payloads to the destination org via HTTP callouts.

Create an account wrapper to convert account list records into external-system specific field names (name, website), serialize to JSON, and test end-to-end, enabling client credentials flow.

Implement client credentials flow with an Apex class, future async callouts, and account wrapper serialization for posting to auth and final endpoints using the access token.

Explore named credentials in Salesforce to securely connect to external services, centralizing authentication and eliminating hardcoded credentials, while simplifying callouts and enforcing access control.

Securely store endpoint and API key with named credentials to fetch exchange rates based on the opportunity's selected currency, enabling reusable, secure Apex calls across classes.

Implement single sign-on with Salesforce using SAML and an external identity provider like Acxiom. Configure entity IDs, federation IDs, and login flows to enable seamless access across apps.

Explore how to implement social sign on with Google in Salesforce by configuring auth providers, customizing the registration handler, and enabling Google sign-in for seamless user login.

Explore the Apex registration handler for social sign on in Salesforce. Create or update user records from Google data and initialize contacts for Experience Cloud.