Generic pre-built connector functions to integrate with the Salesforce REST API

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  • salesforce-api-connectors

    Pre-built connector functions to integrate with the Salesforce REST API.

  • samples

    List of sample applications demonstrating the ability of the Linx low-code platform. (by linx-software)

    • This sample contains multiple pre-built Linx functions which allow you to quickly connect and make HTTP requests the Salesforce REST API. These 'connector' functions have been built and tested to handle to the specifics of interacting with the various Salesforce API methods and objects. You can copy and use these functions in your own Linx Solution to accelerate development.

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