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How bidirectional integration of api can be done in salesforce?
Hi all,
How bidirectional integration of API can be done in salesforce?
So they can interact with each other and if we change the data in one API then it reflects in other if we change the data in the second API then it reflects back in the first API.
Please give suggestions.
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1 Reply
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Hi Mohit,
There needs to be one master in your integration. Either salesforce or the 3rd party.
You can accomplish this by using custom web service or if the webhook is available by 3rd party you can move forward with that also.
Please do let me know which 3rd party you are integrating with salesforce.
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