Map Required Field Permit For Free

A field mapping describes how a persistent field maps to the database. If necessary, it also contains data on how to link the field to the data of its owning object, and how to link the field to the data of any related objects (if the field represents a relation to one or more other persistent objects).

Map Your Custom Lead Fields From the object management settings for Leads, go to Fields & Relationships, then select Map Lead Fields. For each custom lead field, choose the field on account, contact, or opportunity into which you want the information inserted when you convert a lead. Save your work.

On the page layout Click on Setup. Go to Quick Find and enter Object. Choose the object. Under the Page Layouts section, Click on Edit on the page layout that you use on the object. Click the wrench icon beside the custom field that you will make required. Select the Required checkbox. Click on Ok, then click on Save.

From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Installed Packages , and then select Installed Packages. Click Configure next to the Salesforce Maps package. Select Base Object | Create New. Select the Salesforce object that you want to appear on maps. ... Enter a name.

The tap-salesforce-commerce extractor pulls data from Salesforce Commerce that can then be sent to a destination using a loader.

Mapping fields In the Project Data Sources area, click Map fields. A dialog opens, and the system makes a best guess at mapping fields for you. ... Select a field in the Available Inputs column, and its corresponding field in the Required Input Fields column, and click Map to map the two fields. ... When finished, click OK.

Map Custom Lead Fields to Contact Fields Navigate to the object management settings for leads. In the Lead Custom Fields & Relationships section, click Map Lead Fields. Click the Contact tab, and map the fields. Save your work.

Edit or Delete a Field Mapping Click the NPSP Settings tab. ... Click System Tools | Advanced Mapping. Click Configure Advanced Mapping. In the row for the Object Group with Field Mappings to edit or delete, click and select View Field Mappings. In the row for the Field Mapping to edit, click and select Edit.