Salesforce data loading and migration - unleashed
Advanced automation & transformations at big data scale.
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Data loading super-powered
Lingk offers the most powerful data loading and duplicate prevention technology to quickly load and migrate data into Salesforce to ensure projects are delivered on-time, on-budget, and on-spec.
Powerful
Fully managed, serverless Apache Spark
Scalable, works for data sets from thousands to billions of records
Advanced transformations update multiple objects simultaneously using multiple lookups, data pivots, date/time transformations
Flexible
One stop solution for all data loading and data migration needs into Salesforce
Reusable SQL-based ETL recipes
Automate data loading from local files, SFTP and cloud databases
Support for XML and JSON connections
Affordable
Pay-per-use pricing
Unlimited users, projects, environments, recipes, connectors and data processing rows - with no limit on file sizes
Easy to calculate pricing based on one metric - data processing hours
Features
Advanced data transformation
Support for advanced data transformation and aggregation using visual data mappings and SQL functions (multiple lookups, data pivots, data cleansing, date/time transformations)
Load data from a single file into multiple custom objects in a single recipe and write to multiple objects simultaneously
Support for Salesforce orgs to org data loading and multiple orgs (dev, test, and production) aligned to an integration life cycle
Big data processing
Fully managed, serverless Apache Spark solution, big data processing engine
Support for all sized data sets, from thousands to hundreds of billions of records
Load local flat files (CSV, TSV, Excel)
Connect local databases (JDBC, ODBC)
Connect cloud databases via APIs
Duplicate prevention
Easily prevent duplicate objects from being loaded using powerful duplicate detection algorithms (Strings, Fuzzy Logic, Phonetic Matching) and integrated recipes
Support for accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities and custom objects
Configure custom rules per object type to detect duplicates