In DataRaptor Loads, how is data aligned to Salesforce objects?

In DataRaptor Loads, how is data aligned to Salesforce objects?

• A. By using static field names without mapping.
• B. By mapping fields from the output JSON to fields in sObjects and applying mappings.
• C. By external schema mapping.
• D. By manual prompts at runtime.

Answer: (B)

Data alignment in DataRaptor Loads happens through field mappings between the incoming data and Salesforce sObject fields. You configure how each field from the output JSON corresponds to a specific field on the target Salesforce object, and you can apply transformations or type conversions as needed. This mapping ensures every piece of data lands in the correct field and, if necessary, into related objects or lookup fields. Without explicit mappings, the Load wouldn’t know where to place each value. External schema mapping isn’t how this alignment is performed within DataRaptor Loads, and runtime prompts aren’t part of the automated load process.

Data alignment in DataRaptor Loads happens through field mappings between the incoming data and Salesforce sObject fields. You configure how each field from the output JSON corresponds to a specific field on the target Salesforce object, and you can apply transformations or type conversions as needed. This mapping ensures every piece of data lands in the correct field and, if necessary, into related objects or lookup fields. Without explicit mappings, the Load wouldn’t know where to place each value. External schema mapping isn’t how this alignment is performed within DataRaptor Loads, and runtime prompts aren’t part of the automated load process.