Streamline your initial Data 360 setup with Simple Start. Bypass manual bundle
configuration and field mapping by syncing metadata and creating standardized data structures
for your Salesforce CRM data in minutes. Because the system initially syncs only metadata, you
consume credits only after activating related data streams and downstream processes.
Automated setup: The platform automatically creates CRM data streams and data
lake objects (DLOs) based on your connected home Salesforce org's metadata.
Review before ingestion: Simple Start creates data streams in an inactive state,
so you can review your schema before ingestion begins.
Metadata Sync
Data 360 requires a home org connection to perform the metadata sync. This sync process
automatically creates the necessary data streams, data lake objects (DLOs), and data model
object (DMO) mappings. Data 360 adds the metadata directly to the schema, so you avoid
installing standard bundles or packages.
Note Metadata syncing is available only for accounts and contact objects.
Simple Start automatically performs these actions:
Creates data streams in an inactive status to prevent immediate credit consumption.
Activate Data Stream Sync for Data 360 After Simple Start adds your Salesforce CRM metadata to Data 360, you can activate the data stream to ingest data. Simple Start ingests streams in an inactive state to prevent immediate credit consumption.
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