Bringing In CRM Data
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Chapter 4 of Data 360 Architect, Part 1: Bringing Data In. Previous: The Doors In.
Chapter 3 walked the doors in. This chapter goes through the one most projects open first: the Salesforce orgs a company already has. Single org, multi-org, the standard objects, and the whole flow of creating custom objects and bringing them in. Data 360 sits beside your org, but to Data 360, your org is a source like any other, with a connector built for it.
The positions in this chapter
Section titled “The positions in this chapter”- Your org is a source. The home org connects itself; other orgs are connected by hand, each with an alias that names every stream and can’t be changed.
- Start fast, but read what you got. A standard data bundle builds the streams and the mappings; trace them right to left, and decide before you deploy.
- In Data 360, there is no contact; there’s the individual.
- Custom objects need core work first: a deployed object, and a connector that’s allowed to see it and its related objects.
- Freshness is a business answer, and it costs credits. Batch, streaming or about a minute: pick the slowest the use case allows.
The path through this chapter
Section titled “The path through this chapter”Four modules, each standing on its own.
- Your Orgs Are Sources Too (coming soon). The home org, other orgs, the alias, and what to prepare before you connect.
- Data Bundles: the Fast Start (coming soon). What a standard bundle maps for you, and what it leaves to you.
- Custom Objects: From Core to Data 360 (coming soon). The whole flow, from a custom object in core to its records in Data 360.
- How Fresh Is CRM Data? (coming soon). Incremental refreshes, batch or streaming, full refreshes, and Accelerated Data Ingest.
What an architect decides here
Section titled “What an architect decides here”- Which orgs and objects come in, and the alias for each org.
- Who prepares each org: domains, API access, and the connector’s permissions.
- Where each object starts: a standard bundle, or a stream of your own.
- How fresh each object needs to be, and what that costs.
Explore
Section titled “Explore”All checked 2026-11-01.
- Set Up a CRM Salesforce Org Connection (opens in a new tab), Salesforce Help.
- Create a Salesforce CRM Data Stream (opens in a new tab), Salesforce Help.
- Data Stream Schedule in Data 360 (opens in a new tab), Salesforce Help.
Next: Streams and the Lake
