Extract Salesforce records and email as CSV
This template demonstrates how you can create a CSV file and then store records fetched from Salesforce into this file.
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This template demonstrates how you can create a CSV file and then store records fetched from Salesforce into this file.
The purpose of this workflow is to capture leads from an Excel / XLSX file and use these to create and update contacts in Salesforce.
Send this tool a record type, record ID, and array of field value updates and it will update the record's fields using the updates you send.
Tray connects Salesforce to the rest of your stack so leads, opportunities, cases, and accounts stay accurate everywhere. With governed integrations, updates flow bi-directionally—keeping data consistent, reducing manual effort, and ensuring teams work from a single source of truth.
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