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bhavya949
Explorer | Level 3
2 years ago

Integration with Salesforce. How to get a link and store it in a custom field?

i have perform an integration with salesforce using their appexhange app. My questions is how i can fetch the link of an uploaded file and stored it in a custom field

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  • Megan's avatar
    Megan
    Icon for Dropbox Community Moderator rankDropbox Community Moderator
    2 years ago

    Hi bhavya949, thanks for posting here today! 

     

    Can you check this article to see if perhaps that answers your question?

     

    Keep in mind that you'd have how to View or download a file in Salesforce and Add files from Dropbox to Salesforce info. 

     

    I hope this clarifies!

  • bhavya949's avatar
    bhavya949
    Explorer | Level 3
    2 years ago

    when i upload a file in dropbox may i know where it is stored in salesforce?

  • Hannah's avatar
    Hannah
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    2 years ago

    Hi there, bhavya949.

     

    To find your files in Salesforce, you should sign in to the Salesforce website and navigate to the Dropbox widget in the record you're interested in.

     

    There, you should be able to locate your files.

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