Salesforce Integration With External Systems Part 2

Learn to integrate two Salesforce orgs by fetching employee data from an external system into the main org via a screen flow, on-demand and without storing the data.

Create a custom object called employee HR data to store employee information. Add fields for first name, last name, salary, date of birth, and employee ID with an auto number.

Insert 25 employee records with Salesforce inspector via data import and field mapping, then install Postman to fetch data from the table in a new Salesforce org.

Learn to authenticate Postman with an external Salesforce org via a connected app, obtaining client ID and client secret, then fetch employee data via API calls using the access token.

Create a second Salesforce org to act as a client and connect Salesforce with another Salesforce instance, following sign-up on developer.salesforce.com and account verification steps.

Explore how to connect Salesforce to external systems using auth providers and named credentials. Learn how authentication and authorization are built into external credentials for secure API callouts.

Learn how to authenticate and authorize a flow HTTP callout by creating an external credential, a name credential, and an auth provider using OAuth 2.0 in Salesforce.

Learn how to create a Salesforce auth provider, then configure a name credential and external credential to enable http callouts from a flow, using consumer key and secret.

Showcases how to create external credentials and a name credential in Salesforce, configuring OAuth 2.0 with browser flow, and setting up authorization with a principal and a dummy permission set.

Create a screen flow that performs an http callout to a service using a name credential, passes the employee id, and displays name, date of birth, salary, and employee number.

Learn to invoke a flow from a contact action in Salesforce, test with external systems via named credentials, and fetch employee data through an http callout without coding.

Explore how an external service is created from an http callout in salesforce, including a fetch employee data operation, open api format, and how to add post operations.

learn how to perform a post request in postman to insert a new employee into the hr data, using a json body and bearer token authentication, then verify the record.

Learn to build a screen flow that collects employee first name, last name, and id, then perform a post http callout to create the employee in the sauce application.

Test the flow by debugging the integration that adds an employee from the client app to the source HR table, driven by an external service with get and post operations.

Learn what open api is and how to use it to describe APIs with json or yaml, including version 3.0, endpoints, requests, responses, and reusable components.

Explore how OpenAPI meta information, server URL, path items, and reusable components define endpoints and HTTP verbs, with 200 and 400 responses and query parameters like limit and offset.

Define a post request body in OpenAPI 3, specifying required application/json content and a schema with artist properties. Use path parameters to target specific records and improve reuse.

Define reusable OpenAPI components by creating schemas under components and referencing them with components/schema/artist to reduce repetition and shorten the spec.

Shows creating an external service in Salesforce from an OpenAPI spec, configuring with a name credential, pasting the json, and generating dynamic Apex classes for get and post.

Learn to call external service actions from a flow using an open API spec, fetch employee data by id, and display first name, last name, and salary.

Build a screen flow that collects employee details and invokes a post action to create a new employee in the source application, with request body mapping.

Explore how to integrate salesforce with an external application like a ja, including authenticating, creating an external service, and defining an open api spec to fetch features and requirements.

Connect Salesforce with the Aha app using a generated API key and a custom authorization header via external and named credentials.

Create a named credential in Salesforce using an external credential with a custom header and an API key formula, and disable automatic authorization header; assign a dummy permission set.

Explore how to connect Salesforce with external systems using Postman to access Aha APIs, authenticate with an API key, and retrieve and update product features across workspaces.

Learn to access Azure APIs from Postman and send post requests to add features. Manage authorization with an API key, fetch requirements, and delete features for Salesforce integrations.

Build an open API spec for Aja and create an external service in Salesforce, enabling three get operations: get feature list, get feature by id, get feature requirements.

Learn to connect Salesforce with an external service using a screen flow to fetch a feature by ID and display its name, ID, and description.

Learn how to retrieve all features under a product using the get feature list API, and display each feature's name, id, and reference number in a looping screen flow.

Demonstrates integrating Salesforce with an external system by invoking the Aha service to fetch requirements for a feature using a feature ID, then displaying results in a screen flow.