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    Activity › Forums › Salesforce® Discussions › Want to merge two organisations with a third party application

    Tagged: Forcecom API, Merge Two Organisations, Object Metadata, Orphan Records, Quote, Salesforce Force.com, Validation Rules, Workflow Rule

    • Salesforce® Discussions

      Want to merge two organisations with a third party application

      Posted by Nitish on April 14, 2016 at 8:48 AM

      I'm looking into merging two different SF organisations due to licensing restrictions with a third party application that can only integrate with a single org.

      This orgs serve two different lines of business who's users don't mix.

      Initial plan had me thinking record types and role hierarchy but I was considering the use of divisions to separate the data.

      What are the solutions?

      shariq replied 7 years, 2 months ago 5 Members · 4 Replies
      • Forcecom API
      • Merge Two Organisations
      • Object Metadata
      • Orphan Records
      • Quote
      • Salesforce Force.com
      • Validation Rules
      • Workflow Rule
    • 4 Replies
    • Ajit

      Member
      April 14, 2016 at 8:50 AM

      Merging two organisations is always a painful process, and you should be weary of couple of things and plan for them accordingly.

      Object metadata - is it exactly the same? Especially around the fields that have the same name but have different semantics in each org.

      Validation/Workflow rules - Does a workflow rule in one org conflict with another workflow rule in the other org.

      Division is used to segment your data into different logical groups. The user will then have access to the data that belongs to the division that he is assigned to. If you do not have an existing role hierarchy to contend with, Divisions should work fine.

      The following caveats apply to division though:

      It is not recommended if data is shared across divisions
      Shared accounts and shared opps cannot be assigned to more than one division
      Each user can have only one default division. if you have numerous users that would own data in several divisions then divisions are not recommended.
      Also, if security is a big concern, then you are out of luck, because users can always view records in all divisions. They do not provide the type of security that role hierarchy provides. Most importantly, if the Division field is added to their page layout, they can create records in other divisions.
      Orphan records are automatically assigned to your "global" division
      Records w/o parents that are created via the Force.com API are the given the default division of the API user who created them.
      If you wish to use the Quotes feature in Salesforce.com, Divisions cannot be enabled. If Divisions was previously enabled, Quotes cannot be enabled.

    • Abhinav

      Member
      April 14, 2016 at 8:51 AM

      Record type would be helpful because on the basis of record type you can differentiate the 2 salesforce Org.

    • Parul

      Member
      September 20, 2018 at 12:10 AM

      Hi,

      But what if the record types are also same??

    • shariq

      Member
      September 20, 2018 at 8:02 PM

      Hi,

      But in this case put record type different as differentiating two org.

      Thanks.

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