See the Buyer Feedback for Salesforce installation instructions for installing the app in your Salesforce environment.
Technical Details
The Buyer Feedback Application for Salesforce integrates TruVoice with Salesforce to pass previously captured buyer feedback into your instance of Salesforce. This is done via TruVoice REST APIs that are called by the Buyer Feedback application when a user accesses a Feedback tab in your Account and Opportunity layouts.
Frequently Asked Technical Questions:
Does the application support both Classic and Lightning?
- Does the application support both Classic and Lightning?
- It does.
- What Salesforce API version was the app written for?
- Salesforce API Version 50.0
- Does the application include a permission set when installed?
- It does.
- What permissions does the application require?
- The required permissions include access to Apex Classes and access to Visualforce Pages and Custom Settings Definitions
- How many static resources does the application use?
- The app uses two static resources.
- Are there any other resources the application needs or uses?
- The app uses the Trusted Content Security Policy Site and Remote Site resources to securely make API calls to TruVoice’s REST APIs.
- What Visualforce controls and Lightning components does the application include?
- There are six Visualforce pages and six Lightning components.
- Does the app use the standard Salesforce objects, or make any changes to the standard Salesforce objects? Does it add any fields to the standard objects?
- We use Custom Settings to store the application settings and we have two buttons that are added to the standard objects in the “Buttons, Links, and Actions” section.
- The application does not change or update the Salesforce standard objects.
- It does not add any custom fields to the Salesforce standard objects.
- Does the app create any new spanning relationships?
- It does not.
- Does the application include any workflow or validation rules? Does the app create any Salesforce triggers?
- It does not.
- Does the app include any batch processes or batch jobs?
- It does not.
- How many lines of Apex code does the app have and how many Apex classes?
- The application has a very small footprint with only 755 lines of code.
The app has a total of eleven classes (seven of the classes are test classes).
- The application has a very small footprint with only 755 lines of code.