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Feb 10, 2022 5:54 PM UTC
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Has anyone successfully used Salesforce as a Source for the Adobe Realtime CDP?

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We're thinking about some architecture options in a situation where we have some data in Salesforce and some in the Adobe ecosystem, so we're thinking of using Adobe's Realtime CDP with Salesforce as a Source, and probably also a Destination.

I see this as an option in the documentation, but am wondering if anyone has actually done this? If so, could you report on the level of difficulty/headaches? 

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journeyoptimizerAccepted solution
Feb 11, 2022 10:38 AM UTC

Difficulty level was high when mapping custom objects from salesforce to Adobe. If you are just thinking about mapping standard OOB salesforce objects, it should be straight forward.

 

For destination, it's basically like any other SFTP exports, the only challenge was IP whitelisting and the time it takes on back and forth but again, that's a standard data exchange challenge. Nothing special to report there.

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journeyoptimizerAccepted solution
Feb 11, 2022 10:38 AM UTC

Difficulty level was high when mapping custom objects from salesforce to Adobe. If you are just thinking about mapping standard OOB salesforce objects, it should be straight forward.

 

For destination, it's basically like any other SFTP exports, the only challenge was IP whitelisting and the time it takes on back and forth but again, that's a standard data exchange challenge. Nothing special to report there.

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Feb 11, 2022 2:12 PM UTC

Thanks, @journeyoptimizer ...sounds like it's workable and you succeeded, which is great!

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Kishore_Reddy
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Mar 5, 2022 11:52 AM UTC

Very insightful thread. Thank you!

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