Salesforce Integration Flashcards
What’s the difference between Pardot and SF?
Pardot is the lead, marketing tool.
SF is generall the CRM for opps/sales processes
True/False: SF connector does not need be API enabled in SF
False
True/False: SF connector needs to have Pardot connector user permission set and several standard object permissions (Object change logs, leads, contacts, tasks, users, campaigns, opps, accounts) before SF connector will function properly
True
How do you view permissions included in each step in SF?
Setup > Manage Users > Permission Sets
True/False: Pardot connector user permission set should be applied only to Pardot connector user
True
What objects are synced between SF and Pardot?
Accounts
Contacts and Leads (Prospects)
Opps
SF Campaigns
What system is the master?
Salesforce
How do opp syncs work?
CRM opps must be tied to a contact that is syncing with Pardot to be created in Pardot
What happens when you import prospects into Pardot?
Will cause them to sync with SF, even if unassigned. But will not create new record if not already existing in SF with same email address
Main components of the SF connector
Data syncs for prospects to leads and contacts in SF
Campaigns and campaign members from SF to Pardot
Prospects to leads
Accounts and Contacts
Can you manually create opps in Pardot?
No, if you have the SF connector
What do you need to do with the Pardot AppExchange App?
Install in SF BEFORE setting up 1st CRM connector in Pardot
What’s the relationship between Salesforce users and Pardot users?
SF users without Pardot user seat will not be able to view Pardot activities on leads/contacts
What happens when a prospect is deleted in Pardot?
Data no longer appears in SF VisualForce pages
Field Mapping Process
Default fields map automatically but can be edited
Admin > Configure Fields > Prospect Fields