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- Information Response; App name: Salesforce: ID: WA104379334: Office 365 clients supported: Outlook 2013 or later on Windows, Outlook 2016 or later on Mac, Outlook on the web.
- Mar 18, 2015 This lets users view Salesforce contacts, leads, accounts and opportunities in the context of an email from a customer. Salesforce for Outlook works with Outlook 2013, Office 365, Outlook for Mac and the Outlook Web App (OWA). You can read the full announcement from Salesforce as well as more about the app here. You can get the Salesforce App.
Salesforce App For Outlook With Office For Mac 2016 Torrent
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General information
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Information provided by salesforce.com to Microsoft:
| Information | Response |
|---|---|
| App name | Salesforce |
| ID | WA104379334 |
| Office 365 clients supported | Outlook 2013 or later on Windows, Outlook 2016 or later on Mac, Outlook on the web |
| Partner company name | salesforce.com |
| Physical address | 350 Mission Street San Francisco CA 94105 |
| URL of partner website | https://www.salesforce.com/ |
| URL of Privacy Policy | https://www.salesforce.com/company/privacy |
| URL of Terms of Use | https://pinpointprod.blob.core.windows.net/marketing/Partne... |
| Main telephone number | 4158121323 |
| Description of available licensing options, if any | A Salesforce license is required to use Salesforce within Outlook |
| Licensing contact | same as above |
| Licensing telephone number | n/a |
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How the app handles data
Information provided by salesforce.com on how this app collects and stores organizational data, and what control an organization has over this data.
Data access using Microsoft Graph
This application does not use Microsoft Graph.
Data access using other Microsoft APIs
Apps and add-ins built on Microsoft 365 may use additional Microsoft APIs other than Microsoft Graph to collect or process organizational information. List any Microsoft APIs other than Microsoft Graph this app uses, and for each, the justification and purpose (what does the app use this information for?), and whether the app stores any of this information in its databases.
| Microsoft API | Justification/Purpose | Is any of this data stored in app database(s)? |
|---|---|---|
| Exchange Web Services (EWS) | The add-in uses functions from Office.js and EWS to copy content and attachments about an email an Outlook user has decided to log into Salesforce. Similar capabilities are used on the calendar side, to log appointments into Salesforce. | The add-in uses functions like getUserIdentityTokenAsync to get the current Outlook user identity, GetItem (.js and EWS) to get and set AdditionalProperties and the content of the current email message when saving to Salesforce records, GetAttachment (EWS) to retrieve the attachments from Exchange and add to the paired Salesforce email, UpdateItem (.js), GetFolder (.js) to get the drafts folder, CreateItem (.js), which is used to create a draft message. |
| JavaScript API for Office | The add-in uses functions from Office.js and EWS to copy content and attachments about an email an Outlook user has decided to log into Salesforce. Similar capabilities are used on the calendar side, to log appointments into Salesforce. | The add-in uses functions like getUserIdentityTokenAsync to get the current Outlook user identity, GetItem (.js and EWS) to get and set AdditionalProperties and the content of the current email message when saving to Salesforce records, GetAttachment (EWS) to retrieve the attachments from Exchange and add to the paired Salesforce email, UpdateItem (.js), GetFolder (.js) to get the drafts folder, CreateItem (.js), which is used to create a draft message. |
Non-Microsoft Services Used
If the app transfers or shares organizational data with non-Microsoft service(s), list the non-Microsoft service(s) the app uses, what data is transferred, and include a justification for why the app needs to transfer this information.
Not Applicable
Add-in Data Access
List the permissions this app requires for accessing your organization's data, the justification and purpose for this permission (what does the app use this information for?), and whether the app stores any of this information in its databases.
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| ReadWrite Mailbox | This add-in can read or modify the contents of any item in your mailbox, and create new items. It can access personal information -- such as the body, subject, sender, recipients, or attachments -- in any message or calendar item. It may send this data to a third-party service. |
| Send Data | Can send data over the Internet |
Telemetry data
Does any organizational information, including EUII (end-user identifiable information) and OII (organizational identifiable information), appears in this application's telemetry/logs? If yes, describe what data is present and what controls/processes an organization has in place to archive and/or delete it. If no, describe the controls/processes in place to prevent EUII and OII from appearing in telemetry/logs.
No
Storing and securing organizational data
Describe where/how is this application's data is stored and how access to it is controlled. Is it encrypted? Who can access it? How do you ensure that only authorized systems/individuals can access it? Examples: 2FA for all admins, Privileged Access Management (PMA), partitioning service admin accounts from Azure AD/corporate user accounts, protected IP ranges between systems, etc.
Not specified.
Organizational controls for data stored by partner
Describe any capabilities an organization's administrators have to control their information residing in partner systems, e.g. deletion, retention, auditing, archiving, end-user policy, etc.
Salesforce storage is described in the Security Guide at https://resources.docs.salesforce.com/222/latest/en-us/sfdc/pdf/salesforce_security_impl_guide.pdf
Human review of organizational information
Are humans involved in reviewing or analyzing any organizational data that is collected or stored by this app?
No
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