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Cloud File Uploader
Upload files from multiples sources to Salesforce
- Industries
- Horizontal ProductFinancial ServicesHigh Tech
- Business Need
- ProductivityDocument ManagementIntegration
- Requires
- None
- Compatible With
- Sales CloudService CloudMarketing Cloud Engagement
Cloud File Uploader allows uploading files from 13 different sources, including popular cloud storage providers like Google Drive and Dropbox. Get started quickly with our simple, 100% native solution.
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Incredible tool
Excellent solution! Furthermore, it is easy to use. Highly recommend!
Smooth and effective tool
For me the biggest advantage is that it is easy to use and possible to work with many different cloud sources. File upload and management are well organised, especially upload of a big files (I tried up to 2GB and it worked smoothly). Highly recommend!
Highly recommend!
The Cloud File Uploader is amazing! It's intuitive, supports various sources, and makes handling large files a breeze. Highly recommend!
I recommend the Cloud File Uploader!
It's intuitive, supports multiple cloud sources, and makes handling large files a breeze. Additionally, it ensures secure uploading from remote URLs, in compliance with Salesforce's Remote Site settings.
upload from OneDrive fails
When I try to upload from OneDrive, I get the following error: SF Call unexpected error: Insert failed. First exception on row 0; first error: REQUIRED_FIELD_MISSING, Required fields are missing: [Title]: [Title]
Hi, Vladyslav. Too late. I've moved on to Salesforce Files Connect.