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What can Salesforce do with third party data?
Create a more engaged customer and employee experience with third-party data integrations. With the Salesforce Platform you can bring together disparate systems — data that lives in external ERP, Supply Chain, HR, or on-premises software like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft — to build a unified view of your customer.
How does a Salesforce login code get generated?
Salesforce supports the use of third-party authenticator apps that generate temporary codes based on the OATH time-based one-time password (TOTP) algorithm (RFC 6238). To log in using this type of verification method, the user gets a code from a TOTP authenticator app, then enters that code during the Salesforce login process.
Are there any third party authenticator apps for Salesforce?
Third-Party Authenticator Apps All Salesforce products support the use of TOTP authenticator apps as an MFA verification method. Salesforce supports the use of third-party authenticator apps that generate temporary codes based on the OATH time-based one-time password (TOTP) algorithm (RFC 6238).
What can you do with the Salesforce platform?
With the Salesforce Platform you can bring together disparate systems — data that lives in external ERP, Supply Chain, HR, or on-premises software like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft — to build a unified view of your customer. Our robust tools and powerful APIs dramatically reduce integration time to unlock and modernise back-office systems.
How can I integrate my data with Salesforce?
Connect all of your data for a unified view of your customer, no matter where it is. The Salesforce Platform allows you to deliver a unified view of your customer with powerful and easy-to-use integration tools. Integrate your data using point-and-click tools or code ― your choice.
How to consume a third party REST API in Salesforce?
Once the remote site setting is created you can use apex HTTP Services to make the callouts to the external system. I am new to Salesforce. Planning to integrate third party REST API (http://www.thomas-bayer.com/sqlrest/CUSTOMER/) into Salesforce.