Web cases become 311 requests
Every 15 minutes, new Salesforce cases from the web are turned into Sentra 311 service requests.
Salesforce, including Public Sector Solutions, is used by some cities and counties for constituent relationship management, case management and licensing. Cases, contacts and accounts are the core objects, plus custom objects each city adds.
SentraBridge reads any Salesforce object with SOQL, including only records changed since the last run, and creates or updates records. Cases from the web can reach the departments that do the work. Data passes through in memory and is not kept.
| resource | read | write | changes only | fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cases | list, read one | create, update | yes | ID, Case number, Subject, Status, Description, Updated… |
| Contacts | list, read one | create, update | yes | ID, First name, Last name, Email, Phone |
| Accounts | list, read one | create, update | yes | ID, Name, Phone, City |
| Any object (set object and soql variables) | list, read one | create, update | yes | ID, Updated |
Every 15 minutes, new Salesforce cases from the web are turned into Sentra 311 service requests.
When the work order or 311 request closes, the Salesforce case status is updated.
New business licenses create or update Salesforce accounts for economic development.
A custom inspection object is read with SOQL and copied to SQL Server for reporting.
Systems cities commonly connect with Salesforce, each with its own connector page.
Yes. The Salesforce REST API reads records with SOQL and creates or updates any object. SentraBridge signs in with an external client app or connected app.
Read new web cases on a schedule, map type and address to a 311 category, and create the request. The template salesforce-cases-to-311 does this.
Yes. Public Sector Solutions objects are Salesforce objects, read with SOQL through the Any object resource.
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