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Enter Salesforce Clicks, Not Code for backups – a game-changing approach that simplifies data backup processes while ensuring seamless accessibility and verification of Salesforce data off-platform.

When businesses rely on Salesforce as their primary platform for operations, ensuring that the Recovery Point Objective (RPO) and Recovery Time Objective (RTO) are met as quickly as possible becomes critical. This is not just a matter of convenience but a strategic necessity. To achieve this, having the tightest RPO and RTO, along with an off-platform backup of your Salesforce data, is essential to sustain business continuity and mitigate risks.

Maintaining data integrity in Salesforce integrations, particularly in complex multi-component environments, can be a daunting task. It is crucial to ensure consistency, accuracy, and reliability across a diverse ecosystem of applications and data sources. In this regard, we will discuss the common obstacles that are often encountered during Salesforce integrations and how CapStorm’s solutions can help overcome them.

Are you a company that is seeking an extra layer of security and control for your Salesoforce data? Leveraging an off-platform copy of Salesforce data can provide enhanced capabilities for managing “who sees what.” This approach can be utilized to augment the Salesforce security framework.

As businesses continue to gather an excessive amount of data within the Salesforce ecosystem, managing data bloat becomes a significant challenge for both technology and business users.

For industries operating under cross-regulatory frameworks, such as healthcare, finance, or government sectors, relying on Salesforce’s native capabilities is insufficient off-platform.

In a Software as a Service (SaaS) first world, businesses are becoming more reliant on Salesforce and other SaaS applications for convenience, scalability, and efficiency in managing data. Salesforce customers specifically rely on the Force.com platform as the Holy Grail for managing customer relationships, sales pipelines, and business operations. That said, while Salesforce offers its unique benefits, it also exposes risks, particularly with data security, compliance, and integrations.

Data migration is a crucial process for organizations to improve their operations, increase scalability, and gain deeper insights from their data. Salesforce is the central repository for vital business data for more than 150,000 global organizations. However, as these companies grow, acquire new businesses or divest, migrating Salesforce data to a SQL database becomes a critical function to maintain data integrity.