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Salesforce Incoming Integration in Console

Last Updated August 12, 2025

Brief Overview

Use the Data Integration Center in the Console to import user data from Salesforce into WalkMe. Once imported, the data can be used to enrich user profiles, segment content, and personalize the user experience. This integration allows you to set up a recurring import from any Salesforce object into WalkMe's end user object, making the data available for segmentation, Insights filtering, and reporting.

How It Works

How to set up a Salesforce incoming integration

  1. Navigate to the Data Integrations page in the console

  2. Click Create Integration in the top-right corner

  1. A modal will open with the option to choose the integration type

  2. Click the Data In tile

  3. Select Salesforce from the Connection type from the dropdown menu

  4. Click Continue to Setup

  1. You'll be taken to the Create Incoming Salesforce Integration page, which includes three steps:

    1. Set Source

    2. Match Object

    3. Map Columns

Set Source

  1. Enter a descriptive name to help you identify this integration in the Data Integration list

  2. Optional: Subscribe to import

    1. Toggle on to enable recurring imports

      1. Choose the import frequency: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly

      2. Set the time of import and time zone

If you leave the toggle off, the import will run once immediately upon saving.

Note

Note: Import frequency is automatically adjusted based on your selected date range. Some ranges may only allow fixed schedules (for example: monthly only).

  1. Click Next

Match Object

  1. Select the WalkMe system the imported data will apply to

  2. Choose the Salesforce object you want to pull data from

    1. This identifier will be matched with users in WalkMe

  3. Click Next

Map Columns

Define how data from your Salesforce file should be imported into WalkMe.

  1.  The system will display a list of all available columns in your file

    1. For each column, you can:

      1. Select or deselect the column

      2. Rename the property for clarity

      3. Assign a data type (String, Number, Date)

  • You can import up to 100 properties per integration. The UI shows a counter to help you track usage

    • For example: 20/100

 

  1. Click Save

Note

Your integration is now active and will import data from the Salesforce file either on-demand or based on the schedule you defined.

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