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After selecting the Salesforce API version you want Heroku Connect to use during setup, the API version can’t be changed.

After authenticating to an org, you can’t change it at a later date: see Salesforce organizations for more information.

The best practice is to co-locate Connect and Postgres in the same region, as geographically close to the Salesforce org as possible.

It’s important to carefully consider the solution architecture of geographically distributed architectures as network latency can become a significant factor in service performance.

Smaller database plans have insufficient connection limits and I/O performance for most production use cases of Heroku Connect.

Although you can use a hobby tier database with Heroku Connect, it’s strongly recommended to use at least a standard-4, premium-4, private-4 or shield-4 database.

Quick Start: Heroku Connect API: This guide helps you set up using the Heroku Connect API.

Quick Start: Heroku Connect CLI: This guide helps you set up using the Heroku Connect CLI plugin.

Quick Start: Heroku Connect: This guide helps you set up Heroku Connect via the dashboard.

See setup instructions using the tool of your choice: Please see the Available plans section and contact sales for more details. Customers with contracts for Heroku Connect’s paid plans can also provision enterprise and/or shield plans. Heroku Connect instances are located in the same region as the application that they are attached to.īy default, the Heroku Connect demo plan is used when the add-on is provisioned.

Sandboxie insufficient permissions trial#

Some Salesforce plan types, including trial versions, do not have API access by default and cannot be used with Heroku Connect.

Heroku Connect can only be used with Salesforce editions that have API access. You can also specify the API version at connection creation.

New Heroku Connect add-ons default to the current major release version of the Salesforce API. See Supported Salesforce Objects for more info. The Bulk API is not available in versions before Salesforce API v39 and thus you should use at least v39 with Heroku Connect. The complete list of objects that Heroku Connect supports for your version of Salesforce is available on the Supported Salesforce Standard Objects page. The output of these actions can modify or generate Postgres database rows which sync back to Salesforce. Your Heroku app can pull from the Postgres database to perform analytics, invoice generation, lookups with other services, and so on. If you’re building a Heroku app or already have data in Heroku Postgres, then Heroku Connect is a good fit for your Heroku to Salesforce integration.įor example, one or more Salesforce orgs can sync to the same Heroku Postgres database. This architecture is useful in many scenarios where you want a Heroku application to store or manipulate the data. You can decide which objects sync as read-only or as read-write. Heroku Connect provides a pure data integration. Trailhead also has a step-by-step tutorial for deploying an application with Heroku Connect. If you are new to Heroku in general, see our Getting Started guides prior to setting up Heroku Connect.