Salesforce Integration With External Systems
Learn about Salesforce integration API (SOAP | REST | Batch | Streaming | Outbound Messaging | Callouts) to connect
Lo que serás capaz de hacer
Salesforce Integration with External Systems Unlock the Power of Seamless Connectivity Salesforce isn’t just the world’s #1 CRM—it’s the beating heart of countless businesses, powering billions of transactions every single day. But here’s the truth: Salesforce on its own is not enough. The real magic happens when you connect Salesforce with the rest of your tech stack—enterprise apps, databases, custom systems, web services, and even streaming platforms. That’s what this course is all about. Why This Course? If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to figure out which Salesforce API to use—or frustrated by the complexity of integrations—you’re not alone. Most admins, developers, and architects struggle with integrations because the documentation is overwhelming, fragmented, and not tied to real-world examples. This course cuts through the noise. I’ll walk you step-by-step through all the major Salesforce integration patterns and APIs , explaining not just how they work but also when to use them. By the end, you won’t just “know” Salesforce APIs—you’ll master them in real projects and confidently build integrations that actually deliver business value. What You’ll Learn Here’s a snapshot of the hands-on, practical skills you’ll walk away with: Overview of Salesforce APIs – Understand the big picture and where each API shines. SOAP API – Integrate Salesforce with enterprise-grade apps. REST API – Build lightweight, modern integrations in minutes. Bulk API – Handle millions of records with ease. Apex Callouts – Consume external services directly from Salesforce. Lightning Web Components & Aura – Call external web services from your UI components. Streaming API (PushTopics, Platform Events, Change Data Capture) – Deliver real-time updates across systems. External System Data Flow – Fetch and send Salesforce data to apps like Java systems. Each section comes with real-world examples, clear explanations, and practical demos that mirror the scenarios you’ll face in your job. Who This Course Is For This course is perfect if you are: A Salesforce Developer wanting to become the “go-to” integration expert on your team. A Salesforce Admin looking to understand how Salesforce connects with the wider ecosystem. An Integration Architect or Technical Lead who needs to design scalable, reliable solutions. Or simply anyone preparing for Salesforce certifications that touch integrations. If you want to level up your Salesforce career , this is your path. Why Learn From Me? I’ve helped thousands of Salesforce professionals worldwide master Admin, Development, and Integration skills. I don’t just teach concepts—I translate them into practical, real-world use cases so you can apply what you learn immediately. My students consistently tell me my courses gave them the confidence to land new jobs, pass certifications, and take on bigger projects. The End Result By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: Confidently pick the right Salesforce API for any scenario Design integrations that are efficient, secure, and scalable Build real-world solutions that connect Salesforce with external systems Supercharge your career by becoming an Integration Specialist Join today and take your Salesforce skills to the next level. Enroll now in Salesforce Integration with External Systems , and start building the kind of integrations that make you an invaluable asset in the Salesforce ecosystem.
- Students will learn to Integrate Salesforce with External Systems
- Students will learn about Salesforce APIs (SOAP | REST | Batch | Streaming | Outbound Messaging | Apex Callouts)
- Students will learn to use each API to get data in and out of Salesforce effectively.
- Students will learn to publish Data to External System using Platform Events, Push Topics and Change Data Capture Events.
- Students will learn to use Postman and SOAP UI tools
- Students will learn to setup Visual Studio Code and Eclipse IDE
Temario
UNIDAD 1 - Setting up the Environment for the course · 8 leccionesUNIDAD 1 - Setting up the Environment for the course
UNIDAD 1 - Setting up the Environment for the course
- Creating a Salesforce Developer account
- Important Update (Enable Allow OAuth Username-Password Flows) on new orgs
- Connect with me on LinkedIn
- Subscribe to my Youtube Channel
- Post a Review on the course
- Overview of the Demo Application
- Demo: Setting up Your (Salesforce) Environment
- Demo: Setting up Your (Development) Environment
UNIDAD 2 - Using Force.com SOAP APIs to integrate · 12 leccionesUNIDAD 2 - Using Force.com SOAP APIs to integrate
UNIDAD 2 - Using Force.com SOAP APIs to integrate
- Overview of POSTMAN tool and installing POSTMAN on local machine
- Overview of SOAP API
- JSON Vs XML: Features of XML and JSON
- Authenticating SOAP API Users: Connect to Salesforce using POSTMAN
- Please use the Correct Endpoint URL
- SOAP Requests with POSTMAN: Query Account records
- Making SOAP API Calls using POSTMAN
- Working with SOAP API Headers: Mru Header
- How to create a record in Custom Object using SOAP API?
- Insert Multiple records into different object using SOAP
- Demo Description: Building Custom SOAP Services
- Demo: Creating a Custom SOAP Service
UNIDAD 3 - Creating Lightweight Integrations with the Force.com REST API · 12 leccionesUNIDAD 3 - Creating Lightweight Integrations with the Force.com REST API
UNIDAD 3 - Creating Lightweight Integrations with the Force.com REST API
- Overview of Apex REST Annotations
- Enable username password flow in your Org
- Use Postman to call a REST API
- Create a connected app in Salesforce: Connected Apps use the standard Oauth
- Authenticating REST API users
- Execute a SOQL Query to retrieve records
- Create a record using Rest API from POSTMAN
- Create a custom object record using REST API from POSTMAN
- ASSIGNMENT to create a custom object record using REST API from POSTMAN
- Creating a Custom REST API in Salesforce
- QUIZ1
- Difference between SOAP API and REST API
UNIDAD 4 - Salesforce Integrations with External Systems · 4 leccionesUNIDAD 4 - Salesforce Integrations with External Systems
UNIDAD 4 - Salesforce Integrations with External Systems
- Calling Salesforce from External Application
- Install Node JS and Visual Studio Code
- Host External Application on your local machine and update credentials.json file
- Making a REST Call from External System to fetch Salesforce Records
UNIDAD 5 - Salesforce BULK API Overview · 6 leccionesUNIDAD 5 - Salesforce BULK API Overview
UNIDAD 5 - Salesforce BULK API Overview
- What is Salesforce bulk API? How Bulk API works in Salesforce?
- How do I create a bulk API in Salesforce?
- Salesforce Bulk API with Example
- Salesforce Bulk API: Upload records using a CSV file in salesforce
- Salesforce Bulk API: Create a Transformation Spec That Defines Mappings
- QUIZ 2
UNIDAD 6 - Salesforce Callouts: Invoking Callouts using Apex · 6 leccionesUNIDAD 6 - Salesforce Callouts: Invoking Callouts using Apex
UNIDAD 6 - Salesforce Callouts: Invoking Callouts using Apex
- How to make Callouts from Salesforce?
- How To Enable Custom Domain In Salesforce?
- What is remote site setting, and how to use remote site settings in Salesforce?
- Create an Apex class which makes the Callout to external system
- How to Make HTTP Callout from Lightning component?
- Make HTTP Callout From Lightning Component And Show Data inside Salesforce
UNIDAD 7 - Streaming API in Salesforce: Passing data from Salesforce to External System · 12 leccionesUNIDAD 7 - Streaming API in Salesforce: Passing data from Salesforce to External System
UNIDAD 7 - Streaming API in Salesforce: Passing data from Salesforce to External System
- Overview of Streaming API in Salesforce
- What is a Push Topic in Salesforce? How do I create a push topic in Salesforce?
- Create a Push Topic in Salesforce
- Download Java Development Kit to setup external application
- Install Eclipse on your machine
- Import Maven Project
- Sending Data from Salesforce to External System using Push Topics
- What are Platform Events in Salesforce? How to create Platform Events ?
- How to publish Platform Events from Workbench?
- How to publish Platform Events from Apex ?
- What are Change Data Capture Event in Salesforce? How to create ?
- Sending Data from Salesforce To External System using Change Data Capture Events
UNIDAD 8 - Integrating One Salesforce Org to Another Salesforce Org Using SOAP API · 7 leccionesUNIDAD 8 - Integrating One Salesforce Org to Another Salesforce Org Using SOAP API
UNIDAD 8 - Integrating One Salesforce Org to Another Salesforce Org Using SOAP API
- How do I integrate one org to another Salesforce?
- Partner vs Enterprise WSDL: Difference between Partner WSDL & Enterprise WSDL
- How to generate Apex class from WSDL?
- Remote Site Settings in Salesforce
- Create Trigger on the Parent Salesforce System
- End to End walkthrough of the complete application
- Test the Connection between Salesforce Orgs
UNIDAD 9 - SOAP UI · 4 leccionesUNIDAD 9 - SOAP UI
UNIDAD 9 - SOAP UI
- What is SOAP UI and how to install SOAP UI?
- Invoke SOAP Service from Parent Salesforce System
- SOAP API Request: Login to Salesforce
- Create and Delete request from SOAP UI
UNIDAD 10 - REST API Callout from LWC (Lightning Web Component) · 11 leccionesUNIDAD 10 - REST API Callout from LWC (Lightning Web Component)
UNIDAD 10 - REST API Callout from LWC (Lightning Web Component)
- How to make a REST API callout from LWC?
- Install SFDX and Salesforce Extension Pack for Visual Studio Code
- Authorize an Org from Visual Studio Code
- Lightning Web Component: Create Combobox for our application
- Lightning Web Component: Create a Lightning button
- Lightning Web Component: Define the handlers for the Combobox
- Make a REST Call from Client Side Controller
- Parse Web Service Response on the UI
- REST API callout from Client Side Controller
- REST API Callout from Server Side Controller
- Test the application
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- Certificado emitido por la SEP (Gob. del Estado de México) con folio verificable
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