Salesforce has entered into a partnership with data connectivity provider CData Software to give enterprise teams better access to more data sets within their Salesforce Data Cloud instances. Customers will be able to use CData connectors to extract data from various sources and build richer end-customer profiles that will power the Customer 360 suite, from sales and service to commerce and marketing. This will enable Salesforce customers to deliver more personalised and connected customer experiences and gain a competitive edge in busy markets. CData has built over 270 connectors that offer accessibility to live data from popular on-premise, software-as-a-service and cloud applications, providing greater functionality for integrations within a Salesforce instance.
Salesforce Expands Data Cloud Connectivity through CData Partnership
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