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Considerations for Using Salesforce Maps Data
Set your expectations for working with property, business, and demographic data. Salesforce Maps data comes from numerous, trusted data providers such as ATTOM and DatabaseUSA.com.
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Set your expectations for working with property, business, and demographic data. Salesforce Maps data comes from numerous, trusted data providers such as ATTOM and DatabaseUSA.com.
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| When you... | Keep in mind that... |
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| Consider purchasing Salesforce Maps licenses | Salesforce Maps is available at an extra cost with a variety of Salesforce offerings. For example:
Discuss your options with your Salesforce account executive. |
| Work with property and business data | If you import the data into Salesforce:
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| Troubleshoot data issues | The property, business, and demographic data available in Salesforce Maps can vary among providers and your sources. If you identify inaccurate data:
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