Access back-office data instantly and easily from Salesforce1 applications.

Complexities and challenges related to real-time data integration and connectivity are henceforth well known like accessing legacy data from Salesforce apps.

The stakes are huge when it comes to unlock actionable insights in our data-driven age, where data is the new oil. 

Progress provides now support for OData and Salesforce1 Lightning Connect, with the goal to making integration with Salesforce easier and more powerful with real-time data. You can bring back office data such as Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server into Salesforce1 and Force.com applications. 

Connectikpeople.co recalls that, by leveraging ODBC/JDBC industry standards, users can get fast, real-time access to Salesforce data from most BI and reporting tools, as well as instant compatibility with existing applications and infrastructure.