Force.com API
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What is Force.com API?
The Force.com API is a set of interfaces provided by Salesforce that allows developers to programmatically access Salesforce data and functionality. It enables integration with other systems, custom application development, and automation of business processes within the Salesforce ecosystem. Common uses include data migration, creating custom integrations with external systems, and building custom user interfaces.
What other technologies are related to Force.com API?
Force.com API Complementary Technologies
Force.com Apex Classes
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Apex Classes are fundamental building blocks for developing custom logic within the Force.com platform, extending its capabilities.
Apex Classes/Triggers
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Apex Classes and Triggers are tightly integrated with the Force.com platform, providing server-side code execution for automation and customization.
Salesforce Workflow
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Workflow rules automate tasks based on defined criteria, complementing the Force.com API by providing a declarative automation option.
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Salesforce Administrator
0.2% of all Salesforce Administrator jobs mention Force.com API
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Platform Engineer
6 Platform Engineer jobs mention Force.com API
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Cloud Engineer
3 Cloud Engineer jobs mention Force.com API
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Software Engineer
17 Software Engineer jobs mention Force.com API
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Engineer
19 Engineer jobs mention Force.com API
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