September 11, 2024

Instant Record Transfers in Salesforce with User 360

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In our previous blogs, we discussed how User 360 helps create powerful Transfer Records Templates to automate complex record management tasks. But once those templates are set, how do you put them into action?

This blog focuses on how to execute record transfers immediately using the templates you’ve created, allowing you to manage large volumes of Salesforce records efficiently. Whether you’re handling employee transitions or reorganizing data ownership, immediate execution ensures you transfer the right records to the right users, without delay.

Initiating Immediate Record Transfers in User 360

Executing Salesforce Record transfers immediately allows you to respond to urgent changes or unexpected needs without manual intervention. Here’s a detailed guide on how to use User 360 to carry out these transfers quickly and accurately.

1. Locate the Transfer Template: Start by opening the Transfer Records Template that you configured earlier. This template already has the objects, filters, and transfer rules you set up in place.

Transfer Record Template

2. Initiate the Transfer Request:  

  • Click the Transfer button in the top-left corner of the template.
  • A new Transfer Request page will appear where you can specify which user’s records need to be moved
Ad-hoc Transfer Request button

3.Define the Transfer Parameters:  

  • In the Transfer From field, select the user whose records need to be transferred.
  • In the Transfer To field, select the new user who will take ownership of these records. (Slide 2)
  • Make sure to review and adjust the Batch Size. A recommended size of 200 records per batch ensures smoother processing without system slowdowns.

4. Customizing the Record Transfer:  

  • Use the Apply All option to move all records related to the selected user.
  • In the Transfer To field, select the new user who will take ownership of these records.
  • Make sure to review and adjust the Batch Size. A recommended size of 200 records per batch ensures smoother processing without system slowdowns.
Apply All button to update values
Apply All button to update values
Apply Selected button to update values
Apply Selected button to update value

5. Advanced Options and Filters: Review the Filter Count next to each object to see if any filters have been applied. You can drill down into each object by clicking the Downward Arrow for a detailed view of the data being transferred.

Additional features for Ad-hoc transfers
Additional features for Ad-hoc transfers
View an Object details
View an Object details

6. Confirm and Execute: Once you’ve reviewed the transfer details, click Transfer to initiate the process. The system will process the records immediately based on the template’s configuration.

Run Ad-hoc transfer request

Tracking and Reviewing the Transfer:

After executing the transfer, User 360 provides a clear overview of the process:

  • Logs: Once the transfer begins, you’ll be automatically redirected to a Logs tab that tracks the status of each record transfer.  
Logs for Ad-hoc Transfer Request
  • Related Requests: You can also view the entire transfer history in the Related Requests tab of the Transfer Template for easy access. You can find Ad-hoc transfer requests success or failure.
Related Requests of Transfer Records template

Conclusion:

Executing Transfer Records immediately with User 360 allows you to respond to data transfer needs with speed and precision. By leveraging the templates created in earlier stages, you can handle large-scale Salesforce record transfers without manual effort, ensuring accuracy and efficiency.

Now that you’ve learned how to execute transfer templates, stay tuned for the next part of the series, where we’ll explore how to integrate these templates into process workflows for even greater flexibility and automation.

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