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What is benefit of an Event-driven architecture in Salesforce?
What is benefit of an Event-driven architecture in Salesforce?
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The Salesforce enterprise messaging platform offers thebenefits of event-driven software architecture. Platformevents are the event messages that your apps send and receive. They simplify the process of communicating changes and responding to them without requiring you to write complex logic.
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- An event-driven (or message-driven) software architecture consists of event producers, event consumers, and channels.
2. The Salesforce enterprise messaging platform offers the benefits of event-driven software architecture.
3. Events are a powerful tool for keeping on top of customer relationships and closing deals.
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