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Salesforce with MongoDB

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Salesforce and MongoDB

Select a trigger in Salesforce

Choose an event in Salesforce like “Opportunity Closed Won,” to set off your automation.

Automate an Action in MongoDB

Connect your MongoDB account and select an action like “Run Query” to make your work flow.

Customize the Workflow

Build your Salesforce - MongoDB automations the way you want with an easy-to-use workflow builder tools that suits your needs.

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About Salesforce

Salesforce is a leading cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) platform that helps businesses streamline sales, service, marketing, and commerce operations. It helps teams to manage customer interactions, automate workflows, and build custom apps on the Salesforce Lightning platform. With AI-powered tools like Salesforce Einstein, it is a popular CRM that supports data-driven decisions, making it ideal for businesses of all sizes.

About MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL, document-oriented database that stores data in JSON-like documents instead of traditional rows and columns. It is highly scalable, flexible, and designed for modern applications. MongoDB excels at handling large volumes of unstructured data and is used in cloud-based applications--offering features like high availability, horizontal scaling, and a powerful query API.