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Prerequisites

To install and configure Docupace and Salesforce integration:

  • You must have a dedicated Docupace site.

Tip: If you do not currently have a Docupace site, you may contact Sales for more information.

  • The site must be upgraded to the latest version of Docupace Connect (use Connect 4.45/Core 22.12 or a higher generally available version).
  • The Engineering Team must deploy the Salesforce integration update on your Docupace site (Service Request).
  • Your Docupace user account must be assigned the Admin role.
  • Your Docupace user account must have access to the Salesforce realm.

Prerequisites Confirmed: Once you confirm that you have all the prerequisites, you can proceed to the next stage.  

How to Check User Salesforce Access

Step

Result

1

Open Docupace and proceed to Administration > Security > Security realm.

Opening Docupace Security realm

2

Search for your User ID.

3

Check that the Site Role column for your user shows the Admin role assigned. Then click the Edit link. The Security page opens.

Site Role: Admin

4

Check that the list of Trusted SSO Realms includes Salesforce.

SalesForce realm for your user account

  • The Admin data role must have access to domains.

How to Check Admin Access

Step

Result

1

Open Docupace and proceed to Administration > Security > Security manager. The Docupace Security Manager window opens.

2

Open the Data Roles tab.

3

Click on the Admin role.

4

Check that the Select access is set for these domains:

  • Application Preferences (242),

  • User Access (300),

  • OAuth Provider Settings (626),

  • FM Namespaces (247),

  • FM M-to-M Converters (249)

Setting Select domain access in Security Manager

5

Check that the Select, Insert, Update and Delete access is set for these domains:

  • Client Folder (110),

  • Client Subfolder (115),

  • CRM Identifiers (611),

  • Users Preferences (243),

  • Work Items (209).

Setting Select, Insert, Update and Delete domain access in Security Manager

6

Click the Save menu item from the Data menu (or click the Save icon on the upper left corner) to save the Security Manager settings.

7

Click Exit to close the Security Manager.

  • You must have a Salesforce site set up.
  • Your Salesforce account must be assigned to the System Administrator profile.

How to Check System Administrator Assignment

Step

Result

1

Open your user Settings section.

User Settings in Salesforce Lightning

2

Proceed to My Personal Information > Advanced User Details screen and check that the Profile field shows System Administrator.

Advanced User Details screen

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