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| + | The Engage Connection Settings tab in salesforce.com is where you set your login credentials for your Outbound account so that Salesforce can securely connect and communicate with it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:23, October 2, 2020
Connection Settings
The Engage Connection Settings tab in salesforce.com is where you set your login credentials for your Outbound account so that Salesforce can securely connect and communicate with it.
When creating custom settings, important fields to include are Username, Password, Internal ID, and the Engage Domain. Note: In the Engage Domain field, the address includes "ServiceX" where "X" is a number (for example, "Service3").
This page was last edited on October 2, 2020, at 12:23.
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