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Salesforce doesn't currently support directly importing Salesforce Files (ContentDocument/ContentVersion) into Data Cloud as a DLO. Data Cloud mainly connects to:
- CRM Connector (for structured Salesforce records, but not files)
- External Storage (e.g., Amazon S3, Snowflake, Google Cloud, Azure)
Since files are unstructured data, you'll need an extra step to bring them into Data Cloud. Here's how:
Steps to Get Salesforce Files into Data Cloud
- Extract Salesforce Files (ContentDocument/ContentVersion)
- Store the files in an external source (e.g., Amazon S3, Snowflake, Google Cloud, Azure)
- Ingest the file data into Data Cloud to create a DLO
- Convert the DLO into a DMO by mapping key attributes (e.g., file name, content, owner, associated record). If needed, use Einstein AI or Agentforce to process the file content
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Ingesting unstructured data, such as PDFs stored in Salesforce Files (represented by ContentDocument and ContentVersion objects), directly into Data Cloud presents certain challenges. Currently, Data Cloud primarily supports ingestion of unstructured data from external sources like Amazon S3. The native CRM connector doesn’t facilitate direct ingestion of Salesforce Files into Data Cloud.
If feasible, consider exporting your Salesforce Files to an Amazon S3 bucket. Data Cloud can then ingest these files by creating unstructured data lake objects (UDLOs) that reference the data in S3. This process involves setting up a connection between Data Cloud and your S3 bucket, configuring file notifications, and creating the appropriate data lake objects.
https://developer.salesforce.com/agentforce-workshop/rag/1-ingest-unstructured-data-index
Hi ,
Please check this article.
Ingest Large File Content into Data Cloud
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=service.knowledge_ingest_files_to_data_cloud.htm&type=5
Where do you set the associated record? I don’t see that anywhere in the mapping process. The UDMO is now automatically mapped.
Hi, interesting setup option you found... google did give a search result with content search results, but a 404 when clicking on the link. Mh... is this old stuff to be obsolete or future sound preparing for bringing files into Data Cloud (with more than 100mb limit for e.g. each data library, which is by far not enough when we would like to utilize pdf documents in the GB range):
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwj88vahl9SLAxWFR_EDHarXHaMQFnoECBEQAQ&url=https%3A%2F%2Fhelp.salesforce.com%2Fs%2FarticleView%3Fid%3Dservice.knowledge_ingest_files_to_data_cloud.htm%26type%3D5&usg=AOvVaw1rV87PvxWxedWKS7ZpRmfL&opi=89978449any further updates on this question? I'm exploring ways to ingest Salesforce Org content (pdfs, docs etc.) directly into DataCloud for search indexing. The current suggested approach of using S3 as a conduit— seems cumbersome and makes it hard to enforce the Org's permissions model. Has anyone seen any progress or alternative methods that streamline this process?
Additionally, I'm curious about the purpose and impact of the setting: Salesforce Files Settings -> 'Enable Files to be ingested into Data Cloud'. How does this setting fit into the overall strategy for indexing Salesforce content, and what are its practical implications?
Hi all, we have exactly the same need. This would simplify ingesting unstructured data with RAG so much...
@Shahid ShafiThanks for your link, but this is about vectorization. Here - and we do have the same requirement - it is about how to get DLO's and DMO's from Salesforce files, then we also would be able to vectorize them... right? Or did I miss anything you had in mind?
@Keiji Otsubo That is a great link, seems like Salesforce is looking into getting files into Data Cloud. But the 100MB limit is pretty poor. To me it sounds like it is an overall org limit and not "per file"... "You can ingest knowledge stored in large files, up to 100 MB, into Data Cloud."... and then you have to go the way with Knowledge.
I would bet a lot of customers would be more than happy of being able to ingest Salesforce Files into Data Cloud without the hassle of loading them into Azure, S3 or any other external storage and then connecting that for importing again...
@Tolga Erdogan & @Klaus Kopec what we talked about... other customers also need this...,
I hope you can make use of the following article to do so,
Create a Vector Search Index Configuration with Advanced Setup
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.c360_a_search_index_create_vector_index_config.htm&type=5- Supported file extensions:HTML, TXT, and PDF
I hope this helps
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