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Connector Lifecycle

Deleting a source triggers an approval workflow based on your organization’s settings. Once approved, the source and all associated metadata are permanently deleted. The deletion cannot be undone after approval.
Existing metadata, quality scores, and alerts are retained while the connector is inactive. No new data is collected until the connector is re-enabled. If the connector is permanently deleted (after approval), all associated data is removed.

Salesforce Data Cloud-Specific

OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials through a Salesforce Connected App or External Client App. Username and password authentication isn’t supported. The Client ID and Client Secret can be entered directly or retrieved from a vault.
cdp_query_api, cdp_profile_api, api, and refresh_token. Validation reports a missing scope by name. See Setup.
No. The connector is read-only. Rows that fail quality rules are written to an Iceberg table, never back to Salesforce.
Use the Data Space include and exclude options on the configuration step to choose which Data Spaces Prizm catalogs.
Data Cloud doesn’t expose a refresh timestamp for every object. Prizm shows freshness only where the API returns one.
Not yet. The connector currently catalogs Data Lake Objects, Data Model Objects, and Calculated Insights.
No. Data Cloud doesn’t expose a public API for query history or access frequency, so Prizm doesn’t collect usage for this source.
No. Salesforce Data Cloud is its own connector. Sales Cloud and Marketing Cloud are separate sources with their own setup.

Troubleshooting

For connection errors, permission issues, and performance problems.

Glossary

For definitions of terms used in this FAQ.