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What is WhoId and WhatId in activities?
What is WhoId and WhatId in activities?
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Hey Sumit,
WhatID represents object things like Account ID, opportunity ID, etc.
WhoID represents people things like LeadID and ContactID. -
WhoID in Salesforce refers to people things. ... WhatID in Salesforce refers to object type things. That would typically be an Account ID or an Opportunity ID. The WhatId represents nonhuman objects such as accounts, opportunities, campaigns, cases, or custom objects. and
WhatID in Salesforce refers to object type things. That would typically be an Account ID or an Opportunity ID. The WhatId represents nonhuman objects such as accounts, opportunities, campaigns, cases, or custom objects.
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