Table of Contents Building a Data Pipeline to Connect Salesforce to Snowflake Using HevoSteps to Build the Pipeline for Salesforce to SnowflakeStep 1: Configure Salesforce as your Source.Step 2: Configure ObjectsStep 3: Configure Snowflake as your Destination.Step 4: The Final StepFAQs about Salesforce Snowflake Integration Try Hevo for free Share Share To LinkedIn Share To Facebook Share To X Copy Link Table of Contents Building a Data Pipeline to Connect Salesforce to Snowflake Using HevoSteps to Build the Pipeline for Salesforce to SnowflakeStep 1: Configure Salesforce as your Source.Step 2: Configure ObjectsStep 3: Configure Snowflake as your Destination.Step 4: The Final StepFAQs about Salesforce Snowflake Integration Building a Data Pipeline to Connect Salesforce to Snowflake Using Hevo Steps to Build the Pipeline for Salesforce to Snowflake Step 1: Configure Salesforce as your Source. Click on ‘Create Pipeline’ button. Search for ‘Salesforce’ and select it. Authorize your Salesforce account and select the duration for Historical Load. Finally, click ‘Continue.’ Step 2: Configure Objects Select the objects you want to replicate to your destination. Click on ‘Continue’ to move ahead. Step 3: Configure Snowflake as your Destination. Select ‘Snowflake’ as your destination. Fill the required connection details to connect to your Snowflake account. Now, click on ‘Save & Continue.’ You can also refer to the official documentation from Snowflake to get a better understanding of how to configure Snowflake as your Destination. Step 4: The Final Step Give a suitable Table prefix. For the final step, click ‘Continue.’ And that’s it! You are done creating a pipeline to connect Salesforce to Snowflake. FAQs about Salesforce Snowflake Integration 1. How do I send data from Salesforce to Snowflake? To send data from Salesforce to Snowflake, you can use ETL tools like Fivetran or Hevo, which automate the extraction of data from Salesforce and load it into Snowflake. 2. Is Salesforce built on Snowflake? No, Salesforce is not built on Snowflake. Salesforce is a cloud-based CRM platform, while Snowflake is a cloud data warehouse solution. 3. Is Snowflake just a data warehouse? Snowflake is primarily a cloud-based data warehouse but also integrates data lake capabilities, supports data sharing, and offers a marketplace for data services. Chirag Agarwal Principal CX Engineer, Hevo Data Chirag is a seasoned support engineer with over 7 years of experience, including over 4 years at Hevo Data, where he's been pivotal in crafting core CX components. As a team leader, he has driven innovation through recruitment, training, process optimization, and collaboration with multiple technologies. His expertise in lean solutions and tech exploration has enabled him to tackle complex challenges and build successful services. Liked the content? Share it with your connections. Share To LinkedIn Share To Facebook Share To X Copy Link Related Articles Understanding Salesforce Database Simplified 101 How to Migrate Data from Salesforce to BigQuery? Snowflake Storage Integration: The Only Guide You Need for Configuring How to Connect Salesforce to Snowflake in 1 Minute? Connect Salesforce to Firebolt: 2 Ways to Integrate Data Salesforce to Amazon Aurora: 3 Ways to Integrate Data Connect Salesforce to Tableau: A Comprehensive Guide Snowflake Data Lakehouse: What is it & How to Build One? How to Extract Snowflake Data Observability Metrics Using SQL Snowflake Data Ingestion: Best Practices Snowflake Data Encryption: A Comprehensive Guide An In-Depth Insight Into Snowflake Data Quality Practices