Salesforce provides cloud computing as well as social enterprise Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).

Triggers
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New Account
Triggers when a new account is created
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New Contact
Triggers when a new contact is created
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Object Record Deleted
Triggers when an existing record from an object is deleted
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New Case
Triggers when a new case is created
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New Opportunity
Triggers when a new opportunity is created
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New Lead
Triggers when a new lead is created
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New Object Record
Triggers when a new record is created in any object
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New Campaign
Triggers when a new campaign is created
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Object Record Updated
Triggers when an existing record is updated in an object
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Account Updated
Triggers when an existing account is updated
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Contact Updated
Triggers when an existing contact is updated
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Lead Updated
Triggers when an existing lead is updated
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Opportunity Updated
Triggers when an existing opportunity is updated
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Campaign Updated
Triggers when an existing campaign is updated
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Case Updated
Triggers when an existing case is updated
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Account Deleted
Triggers when an existing account is deleted
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Contact Deleted
Triggers when an existing contact is deleted
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Lead Deleted
Triggers when an existing lead is deleted
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Opportunity Deleted
Triggers when an existing opportunity is deleted
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Campaign Deleted
Triggers when an existing campaign is deleted
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Case Deleted
Triggers when an existing case is deleted

Actions
Common Questions
To use Salesforce in your workflow, you will first need to connect it with Built.io Flow.
To do this, drag any Salesforce action listed under Salesforce service on the canvas. In case of configuring Salesforce triggers, double-click the Start icon on your canvas and select Salesforce service. Then, click on the Add New option listed under the Authorize Salesforce field in the configuration window. You will be redirected to a new window where you will be prompted to enter the User Domain for your Salesforce developer account.
If you have a custom domain, (e.g., mydomain.my.salesforce.com) you can enter it here, and if you are using common endpoints, enter login.salesforce.com. Once you have entered the user domain, click Allow.
This will open a new dialog box where you need to enter login details of your Salesforce developer account.
Click on the Log In button after entering your username and password. After signing in to your Salesforce developer account, you will be redirected to canvas.
Rename the authorization as per your choice and click ADD. You can now see the added authorization under the Authorize Salesforce field. Once added, this authorization will be available in all Salesforce actions and triggers.
When you create an email template using an action workflow, you are required to specify the folder under which you want to create an email template. To create a new folder in your Salesforce account, follow the steps given below:
1. Log in to your Salesforce developer account. Hover and click the Setup icon given on the top-right hand side of the window. You will be redirected to a new window.
2. Click the drop-down icon associates with the Email option under the ADMINISTRATION tab. Then click on Classic Email Templates. A new window will appear on the screen.
3. Click on the Create New Folder given beside the folder drop-down field.
4. In the window that appears, enter the details of the email template folder that you want to create.
When you click the Save button, the specified email template folder will be created.