Salesforce Events 16.0.2

Salesforce Events are real-time notifications that let users subscribe to changes in data, allowing them to react to changes as they occur.

You can set up Salesforce Events by configuring a push topic or creating a platform event, depending on your use case.

There are two main types of events in Salesforce: Platform Events and Push Topics.

Yes, Salesforce Events can be integrated with external systems using APIs to push real-time updates.

Yes, the limit for Push Topics is up to 10,000 concurrent subscribers.

Yes, platform events have specific limits based on your Salesforce edition and can count towards your API limits.

You can consume Salesforce Events using CometD protocol or by using the Salesforce Streaming API.

Yes, you can create and test both Platform Events and Push Topics in Salesforce sandbox environments.

Platform events are designed for custom event-driven integrations, while push topics are tied to database changes and use SOQL queries to subscribe.

While using push topics is free, platform events have usage-based allocation depending on your org's edition.