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Salesforce workflows that stay governed from opportunity to cash

Connect Salesforce to governed workflows from opportunity to invoice and cash with stable mapping and traceability.

Workflow Engine
Lead Deal Quote Order Invoice Payment Reconciliation Renewal
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Audit trail
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Salesforce + Sanka: governed workflows from opportunity to cash

Salesforce data is valuable only when it reliably drives downstream operations: orders, invoicing, inventory, and cash. Sanka connects Salesforce records to a governed workflow layer so field mapping, approvals, and audit trails stay consistent.

Synchronize

Bring accounts, contacts, opportunities, and custom objects into a clean operational data model.

Automate

Use workflows to import on a schedule and trigger billing and ops actions when events occur.

Govern

Add approval gates and audit history so exceptions are reviewable and decisions stay defensible.

What you can connect and standardize

  • Connect Salesforce via OAuth in Workspace > Integrations
  • Import core CRM objects and map custom fields to Sanka properties
  • Keep a stable identifier (for example Opportunity ID) on operational records for safe re-runs
  • Trigger workflows from lifecycle events (stage change, order created, payment received)
Salesforce record In Sanka Why it matters
Account + Contact Company + Contact Customer master stays consistent across teams
Opportunity Order workflow trigger Clean handoff to billing and fulfillment
Custom Object Custom Object (or mapped record) Support your unique process without spreadsheet glue

Typical automation patterns

  • Opportunity → Order → Invoice: import opportunities into orders, then create invoices with controlled fields and approvals.
  • Opportunity → Inventory allocation: reserve stock when a deal is likely to close, with clear exceptions and rollback patterns.
  • Controlled exceptions: route discount, payment term, and manual override requests to approvers.
[OK] Opportunity "Acme" updated
-> Importing into Sanka order workflow
-> Drafting invoice INV-2026-1042
[WAIT] Approval required: non-standard payment terms
[OK] Approved by Finance
-> Continuing workflow with audit trail

Integration that stays reliable as your CRM evolves

Salesforce changes over time: new fields, new objects, new rules. Governance keeps automation predictable.

Field mapping

Map Salesforce fields to Sanka properties once, then reuse the mapping across imports and workflows.

Approvals

Use thresholds and exception rules so high-risk changes get reviewed without slowing everything down.

Observability

See failures, retries, and data quality issues early and fix root causes instead of chasing symptoms.

Get started

  1. Connect Salesforce: authorize access in Workspace > Integrations.
  2. Map fields: align Salesforce fields to Sanka properties (including required fields for orders and invoices).
  3. Pilot one workflow: start with Opportunity → Order → Invoice, validate outcomes, then expand.
  4. Operationalize: define approval gates and monitoring ownership before scaling.

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Frequently asked questions

Can we include custom fields and custom objects?
Yes. Map custom fields to Sanka properties and use custom objects where needed so workflows can run on stable, governed definitions.
How do we prevent duplicates when importing or automating?
Use stable identifiers (for example Opportunity ID) and design workflows to be idempotent so reruns do not create duplicate operational records.
What should we automate first?
Start with the highest-friction handoff: opportunity to order and invoicing. Once mapping and audit trails are stable, expand to inventory and finance workflows.
What permissions are required on Salesforce?
Ensure the Salesforce fields you need are accessible to the integration user (including field-level security) so imports and mappings do not fail unexpectedly.