Reltio to Salesforce

Learn about hooks for implementing business logic from Reltio to Salesforce

In Reltio Integration for Salesforce, you can use hooks such as tenantStreamingVerification, tenantRequestModification, sfdcDataModification, to implement business logic from Reltio to Salesforce:

tenantStreamingVerification Use this hook to define if the Reltio event needs to be processed.
tenantStreamingVerification is called when the Reltio Integration for Salesforce processes events generated by the Reltio platform. The events indicate whether a Reltio entity has been created, updated, deleted or merged. In default cases, with no hooks implemented, the integration will process the event by reading the entity and sending it to Salesforce.
However, this default process can be customized by implementing the tenantStreamingVerification hook. It takes the Reltio entity (in JSON format) as a parameter. It returns a boolean true or false, indicating whether the integration proceeds to send the data or stops sending the record to Salesforce.
Example:
```
tenantStreamingVerification (/*Reltio Object JSON*/reltioObject) {
        this.logging(`Start process for ${reltioObject.uri}`);
        if (reltioObject.attributes.SFDCSync) {
            const vs = reltioObject.attributes.SFDCSync;
            if (Array.isArray(vs)) {
                for (let i = 0; i < vs.length; i++) {
                    const v = vs[i];
                    if (v && v['ov'] === true && v['value'] === 'true') {
                        return true;
                    }
                }
            }
        }
        return false;  
```
tenantRequestModification With this hook you can modify Reltio data before converting it in the mapper.
Before the entity data is converted to a Salesforce object format based on the mapping, you can change values of the entity data through the tenantRequestModification hook. It also uses a Reltio entity as an input and output parameter.
Example:
```
tenantRequestModification (reltioObject) {
  this.logging(`Start process ${reltioObject.uri}`);
  if (reltioObject && reltioObject['attributes']) {
      const fnAttr = object['attributes']['FirstName'];
      if (fnAttr && fnAttr[0].value === 'DEFAULT') {
          fnAttr[0].value = 'NOT_SET';
      }
  }
  return reltioObject;
```

sfdcDataModification You can modify already converted Reltio data to send it to Salesforce.

After the Reltio entity has been transformed to Salesforce object format through the mapping file, you can change the data using the sfdcDataModification before it is sent to Salesforce.

This table describes the parameters for this hook.

Table 1. 'relatedObjects' fields in 'to_salesforce' Fields and Applied Checks
Parameter	Description
sfdcRequest	sobject after entity conversion
entity	Reltio entity
reltioAttribute	Reltio attribute. Exists only after conversion reltio attribute mapped to custom sobject in `relatedObjects` mapping. Example: Reltio attribute `Address` mapped to sobject `Address__c`

Example:

sfdcDataModification (sfdcRequest, entity, reltioAttribute) {
  this.logging(`Start process ${sfdcRequest.Name}`);
  if (sfdcRequest.attributes.type === 'Account') {
	if (sfdcRequest.Name && sfdcRequest.Name.startsWith('Test_')) {
		sfdcRequest.OrganizationType__c = 'QA'
	}
  }
  return sfdcRequest;

callbackModification Update the data before callback, to send it to Reltio.
Callback is used when an update is sent from Reltio to Salesforce, and that update also needs to be part of the Salesforce crosswalk maintained for Reltio entity. You can use the callbackModification hook to change the data before it is updated in the crosswalk. It takes the entity callback data as the input and output parameter.
```
callbackModification (/*Reltio request*/ callback) {
    this.logging(`Start process ${callback.uri}`);
    if (object.type === 'configuration/entityTypes/HCP') {
		object.attributes['CallName'] = [{
			"value": callback.attributes['FirstName'][0]["value"] + '_' + object.attributes['LastName'][0]["value"]
		}];
	}
	return callback;
}
```

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