After you establish a trusted connection between your Anypoint Platform and Salesforce
organizations, you can enable and disable MuleSoft capabilities supported in the Salesforce
organization.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Contact Manager, Group, Professional,
Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Salesforce admins can enable and disable MuleSoft capabilities in Salesforce and Anypoint
Platform admins can enable and disable them in Anypoint Platform. This lets either
administrator control the capabilities available from the UI they're responsible for. If the
capabilities are disabled in either UI, the capabilities are not available to Salesforce
users.
Enable API Catalog Support for MuleSoft APIs and MCP Servers Let API Catalog sync MuleSoft APIs and MCP servers from Anypoint Platform. Salesforce admins can then use API Catalog to activate actions for MuleSoft APIs and allow tools for MuleSoft MCP servers to use in Agentforce.
Enable MuleSoft Direct Let Salesforce admins discover and deploy pre-built MuleSoft Direct integrations directly from Salesforce.
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