Salesforce automations — including Flows, Process Builder, and Apex triggers — that run across all objects or all records in your org can interact unexpectedly with Quip's managed package objects. This article explains which Quip objects require special handling in custom automations and the recommended approach to avoid errors or unintended data changes.
Quip's managed package installs several custom Salesforce objects into your org to store Quip document metadata, configuration, and sync state. These objects are managed by Quip's package and should not be modified by customer automations. If a Flow, trigger, or Process Builder rule runs on "all objects" or uses a wildcard object selector, it may attempt to process Quip's managed objects — which can cause errors, unexpected data writes, or package integrity issues.
Example: A Salesforce administrator builds a Flow that stamps a Last Modified By field on every record update across the org. Without excluding Quip's managed objects, the Flow fires on Quip internal sync events and may overwrite metadata that Quip's package relies on, breaking document synchronization.
The following Quip managed package objects should be excluded from any automation that runs broadly across your org:
To find all Quip namespace objects in your org, go to Salesforce Setup > Object Manager and filter by the quip namespace.
In Apex triggers that run on multiple object types, add a check at the beginning of the trigger logic to skip execution when the triggering object's namespace matches Quip's managed package namespace. Contact your Salesforce developer to implement this guard.
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