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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Informatica Customer 360 for Salesforce
  3. Configuring the Data Cleansing Settings
  4. Managing Batch Jobs
  5. Verifying Addresses, Email Addresses, and Phone Numbers
  6. Synchronizing Salesforce Records with Customer 360 for Salesforce
  7. Managing Duplicate Records
  8. Consolidating Records
  9. Converting External Records to Salesforce Records
  10. Managing Hierarchies
  11. Integrating Customer 360 for Salesforce with Multidomain MDM
  12. Managing Multi-Org
  13. Troubleshooting
  14. Appendix A: Custom Settings
  15. Appendix B: Glossary

Configuring the Synchronization Settings

Configuring the Synchronization Settings

The synchronization settings define the mappings of fields from standard Salesforce and custom objects to the
Customer 360 for Salesforce
beans. To customize the default synchronization settings, use the setup wizard. To configure the synchronization settings, use the setup wizard instead of the custom settings. The field values are case sensitive.
  1. Based on the Salesforce environment that you use, perform the following tasks:
    • In Salesforce Classic, from the
      Setup
      section of the
      CC360 Admin
      tab, click
      Run the Setup Wizard
      .
    • In Lightning Experience, perform the following tasks:
      1. On the navigation menu, click
        CC360 Admin
        .
        The
        Manage CC360
        page appears.
      2. From the
        Setup
        section, click
        Run the Setup Wizard
        .
  2. In the
    Setup
    section, click
    Sync Fields
    .
  3. To create synchronization settings, click
    New
    .
  4. In the
    New Synch Mapping
    section, select an object to configure the synchronization settings.
  5. Configure the following settings:
    Name
    Name of the object or the record type for which you want to define the synchronization settings.
    You can use one of the following formats to define synchronization settings:
    • For an object type,
      <Object Name>
      For example, Account.
    • For one or more record types,
      <Object Name>:<Record Type Name1>,<Record Type Name2>,...<Record Type NameN>
      For example, Case:High Severity,Medium. Severity indicates that the synchronization settings are applicable to the High Severity and Medium Severity record types.
    • For a person account,
      PersonAccount
    City
    Optional. Mapping for the City field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Country
    Required. Mapping for the Country field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding country text field on the bean.
    For example,
    BillingCountry
    .
    If you have country picklists enabled in your organization, specify the API name of the standard Salesforce country code field on the bean.
    For example,
    BillingCountryCode
    .
    Postal Code
    Optional. Mapping for the Postal Code field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    State
    Optional. Mapping for the State field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding text field on the bean.
    For example,
    BillingState
    .
    If you have state picklists enabled in your organization, specify the name of the standard Salesforce state code field on the bean.
    For example,
    BillingStateCode
    .
    Birthdate
    Optional. Mapping for the Birthdate field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Company
    Required. Mapping for the Company field on the bean. Map the Company field to the account name. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Custom Fields 1 through 20
    Optional. Mapping for custom fields 1 through 20 on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Quick Cleansing
    Optional. Accelerates the data cleansing process and reduces the number of script statements in the Salesforce triggers. Disable only during the initial data load and during migration, or if you experience problems with the order of execution of custom triggers. Default is enabled.
    Domain
    Optional. Mapping for the Domain field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Email
    Optional. Mapping for the Email field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    First Name
    Optional. Mapping for the First Name field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Keep Data after Object Deletion
    Optional. Saves a copy of the data in the data pool after deletion of the object in Salesforce. Default is disabled.
    Last Name
    Optional. Mapping for the Last Name field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Mobile Phone
    Optional. Mapping for Mobile Phone field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Do Not Delete Bean after Unsynchronizing
    Optional. Saves the bean even if the Synchronize flag is disabled.
    Parent ID
    Optional. Mapping for the Parent ID field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Phone
    Optional. Mapping for the Phone field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Record Type ID
    Optional. Mapping for the Record Type ID field on the bean. Specify the API name of the corresponding field on the bean.
    Synchronize
    Optional. Synchronizes the corresponding Salesforce object such as Account, Lead, and Contact. Default is enabled.
    Website
    Optional. Mapping for Website.
  6. Click
    Save
    .
  7. To edit synchronization settings, click
    Edit
    and repeat steps 5 through 6.
  8. To delete synchronization settings, click
    Delete
    .

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