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File Space Saver
Economical Document Storage in Heroku for Sales Cloud or Service Cloud
- Business Need
- Document Management
Provides economical storage for large collections of Files. Moves documents from Salesforce Files into a Heroku SQL database, while file properties/permissions are managed in Salesforce. Works with or without Folderize app to support folder structure.
Compatibility
- Salesforce Editions
- EnterpriseUnlimitedForce.comDeveloper
App Details
- Version
- File Space Saver/Aug 2019 1.0.0
- Listed On
- 08/13/2019
- Latest Release
- 03/04/2022
- Supported FeaturesNo LimitsThis product's apps, tabs, and objects don't count against your Salesforce org limits. Learn More in HelpLightning ReadyOptimized for Salesforce orgs that use Lightning Ready.Managed PackageThis product is installed in your Salesforce org as a managed package and receives automatic upgrades.
- No LimitsLightning ReadyManaged Package
- Package ContentsIf this app is a managed package, the custom apps, tabs, and objects that it contains don't count against your Salesforce allocations. If this app is not a managed package, allocations apply. Learn More in Help
- Custom Objects: 0Custom Tabs: 0Custom Apps: 0
- Lightning Components
- Global: 0App Builder: 0Community Builder: 0
- Languages
- English
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Additional Details
ShareMethods’ File Space Saver is a utility that transfers the bodies of your Salesforce documents into a Heroku Postgres database, while file properties continue to be managed in Salesforce. The purpose is to achieve more economical storage for large document collections. File Space Saver may used for documents managed with the companion app Folderize; or for a Salesforce Files collection even if Folderize is not used. It also provides a solution for migrating from SharePoint to Salesforce. There are several unique aspects of this app: ● File permissions are controlled via standard Salesforce sharing settings in Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, or Community Cloud. ● File properties such as comments on documents also live in Salesforce and work normally. You continue to have the option of adding documents to Libraries. ● Your file assets remain under the management and security umbrella of Salesforce, which owns Heroku. ● You control the Heroku database containing your documents, with SQL access to your assets.
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