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GRAX by Harding Point

Last updated 05 March 2018

GRAX Salesforce SDK

GRAX Salesforce SDK uses your Salesforce instance(s) to build, power, and synchronize your enterprise graph. The power of your enterprise graph is the extensibility, flexibility, and fluidity to relate micro events to measure and correlate outcome (revenue, costs, risk, etc). Everything from multi channel marketing events, buying pattern awareness/alerts, to recognizing risks in customer service patterns. It all starts with building your enterprise graph from your existing Salesforce then extending.

Installation

With a few clicks you can deploy GRAX for Salesforce, synchronize your enterprise graph, and begin to utilize flow.

1. Create a Salesforce Developer Org

   (Skip to the next step if you have one)

2. Deploy GRAXForSFDC to your Salesforce Instance

                  

3. Configure GRAX

   1. Configure Production or Developer Instance
   2. Configure Sandbox

Manual Installation

Below are the instructions to deploy GRAX to any Salesforce environment.

1. Clone this repository from GitHub using the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/HardingPoint/GRAXForSFDC && cd GRAXForSFDC
   

1. Convert the source code:

   sfdx force:source:convert -d mdapioutput/
   

2. Authenticate the Salesforce DX CLI to the target environment:

   
   sfdx force:auth:web:login -a <ALIAS> -r <INSTANCEURL>
   
   

   In the browser window that opens, sign in to your org with your credentials. More information here

3. Deploy the source code:

   
   sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -d mdapioutput/ -w 100 -u <ALIAS>
   
   

GRAX Development

Open use Force IDE 2 or deploy to scratch org using commands below.

1. Clone this repository from GitHub using the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/HardingPoint/GRAXForSFDC && cd GRAXForSFDC
   

1. Create a new scratch environment or use IDE.

   sfdx force:org:create -a grax-sdk -s -f config/developer-scratch-def.json
   

2. Push the source to the scratch environment or use IDE

   sfdx force:source:push
   

Having Isues?

Below are a few helpful commands to analyze your SFDX environment to look for issues.

sfdx force:org:list

sfdx force:alias:list