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How to create record with Salesforce trigger in the separate Salesforce Instance?
We are moving to multi instance org as our subsidiary is being migrated to Salesforce. One of the requirements is to create a new opportunity in the new instance when a particular opp closes in 1st instance. Has anyone implemented a similar scenario? Is it possible to trigger record creation in 2nd instance when a record is updated in 1st?
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