I am creating a custom Integrator.io flow, and I am using a listener to receive Salesforce changes to the Repair__c record/object. I have installed the Integrator Distributed Adaptor in Salesforce, and that seemed to go fine. I have created the listener in my flow, added the trigger to the Repair__c object in Salesforce, and created and run the test class. However, when I update a Repair__c record, no data comes through to my flow? Did I miss something, or is it a permissions issue?
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Hi Jim,
One possible reason the listener isn't triggering could be that the Realtime sync hasn't been configured in Salesforce yet, or the necessary Apex trigger hasn't been added. It might also be a permission-related issue. To isolate this, try assigning the user a System Administrator profile.
If all configurations are in place, you can toggle the flow off and back on, then update a record to test whether the listener activates as expected.
For more information you can try to check this link:
Listen for real-time data from Salesforce – Celigo Help Center
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Bernie,
The trigger and test class are there. What did you mean by “Realtime sync hasn't been configured in Salesforce yet”. Is there some other configuration that needed in Salesforce?
I see, can you check this link for me and see if you can find the realtime sync for the SObject Repair__c
https://docs.celigo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360060075371-Sync-Salesforce-real-time-object
@kellyizer and I met with Jim and got this sorted. We had to toggle the flow off then toggle it back on. There is a enable/disable flag on the export listener that didn’t get set properly even though the flow was on. We will log a bug for this and get it fixed.