Salesforce Integration Discovered Resources
Overview
The Salesforce integration discovers the following resources:
Salesforce Organization
User (when "Observe users & groups" is enabled)
User Group (when "Observe users & groups" is enabled)
Salesforce Folder
Salesforce Object
Salesforce Field
Salesforce Report
Salesforce Dashboard
Salesforce Organization
A single resource of type salesforce_org is observed for each configured Salesforce integration, representing the top-level Salesforce organization.
Properties
name
The name of the Salesforce organization
type
Always salesforce_org
subtype
Always salesforce_org
external_links
Link to open the Salesforce organization
User
Users are discovered when "Observe users & groups" is enabled. Euno observes active Salesforce users and links them to reports and dashboards via the native_owners property.
Properties
name
The user's email address
type
Always user
email_address
The user's email address
label
The user's display name
native_id
The Salesforce user ID
created_at
The timestamp when the user was created
updated_at
The timestamp when the user was last modified
User Group
User groups are discovered when "Observe users & groups" is enabled. Groups include public groups, role-based groups, and organization groups.
Properties
name
The group name
type
Always user_group
subtype
Always salesforce
native_id
The Salesforce group ID
description
The group type (e.g., "Regular group", "Role group")
created_at
The timestamp when the group was created
updated_at
The timestamp when the group was last modified
members
List of user URIs that are members of this group
Salesforce Folder
Folders are organizational containers for reports and dashboards in Salesforce. The integration discovers shared folders (not personal folders).
Properties
name
The folder name
type
Always salesforce_folder
subtype
Always salesforce_folder
native_id
The unique folder ID in Salesforce
description
The folder type (e.g., "Report folder" or "Dashboard folder")
container_type
Always pure_container - folders only contain other resources
Salesforce Object
Objects represent the data structures in Salesforce, including both standard objects (Account, Contact, Opportunity, etc.) and custom objects.
Properties
name
The display label of the object (e.g., "Account", "My Custom Object")
type
Always salesforce_object
subtype
Always salesforce_object
native_id
The API name of the object (e.g., "Account", "My_Custom_Object__c")
description
The plural label of the object
is_calculated
true if this is a custom object (API name ends in __c), false for standard objects
external_links
Link to open the object in Salesforce Setup
Salesforce Field
Fields represent the individual data elements within Salesforce objects.
Properties
name
The display label of the field
type
Always salesforce_field
subtype
Always salesforce_field
native_id
The API name of the field (e.g., "Name", "Custom_Field__c")
native_data_type
The Salesforce field type (e.g., "string", "picklist", "reference", "currency", "date")
is_calculated
true if this is a custom field, false for standard fields
raw_code
For formula fields, contains the formula expression
Field Types
The native_data_type property reflects the Salesforce field type, which can include:
string- Text fieldspicklist- Single-select picklistmultipicklist- Multi-select picklistreference- Lookup/Master-Detail relationshipboolean- Checkboxcurrency- Currencydate- Datedatetime- Date/Timedouble- Number (decimal)int- Number (integer)percent- Percentphone- Phoneemail- Emailurl- URLtextarea- Long text areaid- Salesforce ID
Salesforce Report
Reports are analytical views of Salesforce data that can be configured to display, filter, and summarize records.
Properties
name
The report name
type
Always salesforce_report
subtype
Always salesforce_report
description
The report description, if provided
created_at
The timestamp when the report was created
updated_at
The timestamp when the report was last modified
owner
The user of created the report
external_links
Link to open the report in Salesforce
Salesforce Dashboard
Dashboards are visual displays of key metrics and data from Salesforce reports.
Properties
name
The dashboard title
type
Always salesforce_dashboard
subtype
Always salesforce_dashboard
description
The dashboard description, if provided
created_at
The timestamp when the dashboard was created
updated_at
The timestamp when the dashboard was last modified
owner
The user of created the dashboard
Relationships
Container Relationships
salesforce_org
has child
salesforce_folder
Folders belong to the organization
salesforce_org
has child
salesforce_object
Objects belong to the organization
salesforce_org
has child
salesforce_report, salesforce_dashboard
Unfiled reports/dashboards belong directly to the org
salesforce_org
used
user
Users are linked to the organization
salesforce_folder
has child
salesforce_report, salesforce_dashboard
Reports and dashboards are organized into folders
salesforce_object
has child
salesforce_field
Fields belong to objects
user_group
has members
user
Groups contain user members
Lineage Relationships
salesforce_dashboard
has upstream
salesforce_report
Dashboards reference reports for their component visualizations
Ownership Relationships
salesforce_report
native_owners
user
Reports track their creator via native_owners property
salesforce_dashboard
native_owners
user
Dashboards track their creator via native_owners property
Hierarchy Diagram
Known Limitations
Personal Folders
Personal folders in Salesforce are not actual folder records that can be queried via the API. Reports and dashboards in personal folders will appear directly under the Salesforce Organization rather than within a folder container.
Formula Field Lineage
While formula expressions are captured in the raw_code property, field-level lineage for formula fields (tracking which fields a formula references) is not yet implemented.
Object Filtering
When using object pattern filters, only the allowed objects and their fields are discovered. Reports and dashboards that reference filtered-out objects may show incomplete lineage.
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