Data cannot be exported from Salesforce Objects using the Vlocity DataRaptor.

Data cannot be exported from Salesforce Objects using the Vlocity DataRaptor.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Cannot be exported unless using external tools
• D. Only for standard objects

Answer: (B)

DataRaptor can read and export data from Salesforce objects. The Extract component of DataRaptor is designed to pull data from Salesforce objects (both standard and custom) by selecting the fields you need and applying optional filters. The data it retrieves is then emitted as a structured payload that can be sent to an Integration Procedure or to an external endpoint, effectively exporting the data from Salesforce. In other words, you configure an Extract to query the object, specify which fields to export, and define any criteria, then pass that output onward. This is how you export data to external systems or other parts of your integration flow. (DataRaptor Load, by contrast, is for writing data into Salesforce or another target.) So the statement is not true—data can indeed be exported from Salesforce objects using DataRaptor.

DataRaptor can read and export data from Salesforce objects. The Extract component of DataRaptor is designed to pull data from Salesforce objects (both standard and custom) by selecting the fields you need and applying optional filters. The data it retrieves is then emitted as a structured payload that can be sent to an Integration Procedure or to an external endpoint, effectively exporting the data from Salesforce.

In other words, you configure an Extract to query the object, specify which fields to export, and define any criteria, then pass that output onward. This is how you export data to external systems or other parts of your integration flow. (DataRaptor Load, by contrast, is for writing data into Salesforce or another target.)

So the statement is not true—data can indeed be exported from Salesforce objects using DataRaptor.