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Installation

Set up your Arianee package on Salesforce.

Set up NFT Management Platform URL & API Key

  1. To retrieve Arianee Connect Package, go to your Set up → Package Manager.
  2. Select the target version and get the install URL.

This URL allows you to install your package in your org, for example: https://test.salesforce.com/packaging/install/package...

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The installation may take a few minutes. Once installed, you'll received a confirmation by email.

  1. To set up authentication, go to External Services.

If the Arianee Package is installed, the External Service Name should be completed with arianeeconnect_ArianeeAPI.

  1. In the Credentials column, select the select arianeeconnect_Arianee.
  2. Click on Edit to modify the URL of the NFT Management Platform, then Save your changes.
  3. In External Credentials, select Arianee Connect.
  4. Set the API key.
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To generate the API key from your NFT Management Platform's Users & Profiles section, then generate your API key.

Set up Webhooks

Configuration to trigger et listen to the site. To set up webhooks, you'll need to create a site in Salesforce that will be the URL defined as the destination in the backend.

  1. To create your site, go to User Interface → Site and Domains → Sites. The site is proper for your environment.
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It is highly recommended to keep the same site label webhook2flowListener to avoid any edge cases.

  1. Once created, go to Custom Code → Custom Metadata Types.
  2. For the Inbound webhook label, click on Manage Record.
  3. Select Default → Edit, and define the name as desired.
  4. Complete the following fields:
  • Actor: webhookVerification
  • Apex Class: Code that reads and triggers the flows.
  • Unique Site URL: site previously defined, webhook2flowListener.
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* All webhooks are saved in Salesforce going to Campaign Object → Webhooks Save.* As a user, you can use the flows provided with the Arianee package, or create your own flows.


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