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Salesforce User Permissions Required
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Written by Shivika Arora
Updated over a year ago

In this guide, we will look at the Salesforce user permissions required to set up your Salesforce integration with Saleswhale. We will also cover how to view your Salesforce user profile permissions.

The following permissions are needed to set up the required fields in Salesforce for the integration:

Permissions

Description

Customize Application

To install the package, the user will need permission to create custom fields on Lead and Contact objects. These custom fields are prerequisites for the integration to work.

The following permissions are required for the user that connects Salesforce to Saleswhale:

Permissions

Permission Type

Description

API Enabled or API Only User

System

Enables API access for Saleswhale

Run Reports

System

Saleswhale uses your SFDC Reports to choose which Leads to contact

View Reports in Public Folders

System

Required to be able to choose a Report from which to enrol Leads

Lead and Contact: Read, Edit

Object

Saleswhale primarily interacts with Leads and Contacts

Lead and Contact Mapped Fields: Read

Field

Required to pull the values for any mapped fields when importing Leads or Contacts

Lead and Contact Owner Field: Read and Edit

Field

Required for the Lead Owner Sync feature

Lead and Contact: Saleswhale Custom Fields

Field

Required for the normal operation of the integration

Additionally, the following permissions are required for certain extra features of the integration:

Permissions

Permission Type

Description

Task: Read and Edit

Object, Field

Enables Saleswhale to create Tasks for each email sent to the Lead

Task Fields: Edit

WhoID

Subject

ActivityDate

Status

Priority

Description

TaskSubtype

Field

Required fields for Task data

Lead and Contact - DNC Synced Field: Read and Edit

Field

Required for DNC Sync feature

If the above permissions are disabled, please contact your Salesforce administrator.

Read more about how to check your Salesforce user permissions (via Salesforce).

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