A Salesforce APEX Class can be created and invoked to pre-process data when records are loaded into the Vlocity DataRaptor Interface Object.

A Salesforce APEX Class can be created and invoked to pre-process data when records are loaded into the Vlocity DataRaptor Interface Object.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for standard objects
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

Pre-processing in DataRaptor Interface Object allows you to run custom Apex code on incoming data before it is mapped and loaded, so you can normalize, validate, or enrich data on the fly. In OmniStudio, you can create an Apex class and configure the Interface Object to invoke that class during the Pre-Process step. The Apex class receives the incoming payload, can adjust field values, perform lookups, apply business rules, and then pass the transformed data along to the standard DataRaptor mapping process. This capability isn’t limited to standard objects; it applies to any Interface Object, making it possible to tailor data ingestion to specific needs. So the statement is true.

Pre-processing in DataRaptor Interface Object allows you to run custom Apex code on incoming data before it is mapped and loaded, so you can normalize, validate, or enrich data on the fly. In OmniStudio, you can create an Apex class and configure the Interface Object to invoke that class during the Pre-Process step. The Apex class receives the incoming payload, can adjust field values, perform lookups, apply business rules, and then pass the transformed data along to the standard DataRaptor mapping process. This capability isn’t limited to standard objects; it applies to any Interface Object, making it possible to tailor data ingestion to specific needs. So the statement is true.