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How to Integrate Shopify With Service Objects
Shopify is a widely popular e-commerce platform that allows businesses to quickly and easily get set up with a website that will allow them to sell products to ...
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A Guide to SugarCRM Integration
SugarCRM is a powerful and extensible CRM platform. Its functionality includes marketing campaigns, customer support, and sales force automation as well as providing mobile and cloud based CRM ...
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Check Out Our Updated Developer Guides
We recently revamped our developer guides to make them more user-friendly. The information for each service has been broken into its component parts, to make each feature more ...
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Getting Started With Your Service Objects’ Trial Key
Now that you have your free trial key, what should you do with it? First, you’re going to want to try it out right away. If you’re like ...
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Address Suggestion with Validation: A Match Made in Heaven
In an ideal world, data entry would always be perfect. Sadly, it isn’t – human errors happen to end users and call center employees alike. And while we ...
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Types of Integrations
Searching for the proper tool to fit your business needs can be a daunting task. At Service Objects, ease of integration is engineered in as part of each ...
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Salesforce Data Quality Tools Integration Series – Part 2 – Validation Plug-ins in Flows
Welcome back to our blog series where we demonstrate the various ways you can achieve high data quality in Salesforce through the use of Service Objects’ validation tools ...
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Salesforce Trigger Integration – Video Tutorial
Here at Service Objects, we are dedicated to helping our clients integrate our data quality services as quickly as possible. One of the ways we help is educating ...
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The Struggles with Deprecated Services
The word “deprecated” is thrown around frequently in the software development world. It is used to indicate a product or service that is either not going to continue ...
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