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Congrats on the launch! This certainly seems like a product for which a big market exists. As someone who is dealing with Salesforce integration in my own comp
by DandyDev 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! This certainly seems like a product for which a big market exists.
As someone who is dealing with Salesforce integration in my own company, I have a question: how well does the Revert Salesforce integration work with highly customized Salesforce setup? We operate in a complex domain, so our Salesforce setup is customized with a bunch of custom entities in a complex hierarchy. So not just Accounts, Opportunities etc.
Does Revert work with that at all or does it assume a certain default data model?
- zicon35 3y ago1. We support Standard Objects (Accounts, Opportunities) and unify them into a simple schema for you to work with. We allow you to work with custom fields on standard objects already. 2. We also allow you to call native CRM apis without the hassle of managing OAuth if you need to. This will allow you to work with any nuances of a specific CRM or CRM instance. Checkout - https://docs.revert.dev/api-reference/crm/proxy https://docs.revert.dev/api-reference/crm/proxy 3. At the same time, we are launching custom object support very soon that will allow you to work with custom entities as they are but in a much better way than using the native APIs directly.
- zicon35 3y agoHappy to answer any follow ups or work with you to get your Salesforce Integration out quickly! :) Just book a time here: https://cal.com/allenrevert/30min https://cal.com/allenrevert/30min
- 3c6bYDXLMj 3y agoI just want to commiserate with you as someone else that’s currently working with Salesforce. Hell, I’m not even working with Salesforce. My product is just exposing an API that our Salesforce team is integrating with. That alone has been sufficient exposure to the absurd environment in which those poor guys are working.
- zicon35 3y agoWe hear you, mate! Sending hugs :)