BellaDati Shopify Connector for Salesforce Flow
Connects Shopify products, customers, inventory, and orders with Salesforce Flow through MuleSoft.
belladatiExchanges ExAM data with Salesforce apps, third-party systems, and external Salesforce organizations through configured web services.

ExAM Connect exchanges data collected in ExAM with other Salesforce applications, third-party systems, and external Salesforce organizations. Configurable Lightning components can be added to page layouts to control permissions and the data sent or received. The add-in posts data to a configured web service using a REST-enabled Apex class for processing. It supports the same service process for Salesforce-to-Salesforce and third-party exchanges.
Exchanges ExAM data with Salesforce apps, third-party systems, and external Salesforce organizations.
Provides configurable Lightning components that can be added to page layouts.
Allows permissions for data exchange to be controlled through configured Lightning components.
Posts data to a configured web service that uses a REST-enabled Apex class for processing.
Integrates with the ExAM data model for exchanging collected data.
4 plugins in MuleSoft · Data and integration
Price distribution: 1 free, 3 paid
Connects Shopify products, customers, inventory, and orders with Salesforce Flow through MuleSoft.
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