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Each unique form has one or more send2crm Mappings. The mapping defines the overall settings for matching form submissions and creating or updating records in Salesforce.

Fields

Mapping Name

Give your mapping a descriptive name to help identify and distinguish it from others.

Sort Index

Optional. When a form has multiple mappings, this gives a means of determining the processing order.

Form Identifier

A unique string that send2crm can match against your form submissions to determine when to use this mapping. The easiest way to obtain this is by Capturing Form Submissions.

Validator

Select the custom validator to run prior to processing submissions.

Salesforce Object

The type of record that will be created or updated in Salesforce when this mapping is used. May be almost any standard or custom object.

Handle Lead Conversion

When the Salesforce Object is set to Lead, send2crm can automatically switch to Contact for converted Leads. Check this box to enable.

Update Only

To disable creation of new records and only allow updating existing records (when found), check this box. To always force creation of new records, simply omit an ‘Identity Key’ field mapping.

Soft Failure Mode

Check this box to allow the form submission to complete if the mapping fails.

Identification Lookup

(Optional). If this mapping should generate Visitor records, select the lookup field on the Visitor object that references the configured Salesforce object above (must match).

Condition Matching

If the mapping has multiple conditions applied, send2crm can require them all (AND) or any one (OR) to pass.

The send2crm Visitor object includes lookup fields for Lead and Contact by default. However almost any other standard or custom object may be used for Visitor identification; simply add a custom lookup field to the send2crm Visitor object and it will appear here.

See the Visitor Identification page for more details on this process.

Disable a form mapping

To temporarily disable a mapping without deleting and re-entering, simply set an invalid identifier. e.g.:

formId:example_form_DISABLED

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