Connecting Salesforce
Step-by-step guide to connecting Salesforce Service Cloud
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Step-by-step guide to connecting Salesforce Service Cloud
This guide walks you through connecting Salesforce Service Cloud to Kosmos.
Salesforce org with Service Cloud enabled
Kosmos managed package installed in your Salesforce org
Kosmos Salesforce Connector Access permission set assigned to the connecting user
Install the Kosmos managed package in your Salesforce org before connecting. The package is listed on the Salesforce AppExchange and can be installed directly using the links below:
Production
Sandbox
During installation:
Select Install for Admins Only
After installation completes, navigate to Setup → Permission Sets
Assign the Kosmos Salesforce Connector Access permission set to the user who will authorize the connection
In Kosmos, navigate to Settings → Integrations
If Salesforce Service Cloud shows as connected, click Disconnect first
When prompted, select Disconnect or Disconnect and Delete Data
Click Connect Integration on the Salesforce Service Cloud card
Select your environment:
Production — Your live Salesforce org
Sandbox — For testing before production
Custom Domain — If your org uses a custom Salesforce domain
Click Continue to Salesforce
Log in with your Salesforce credentials
Click Allow to grant Kosmos read-only access
After connecting, Kosmos displays the field mapping screen.
Default mapping works for most standard configurations
To map a custom field:
Select the Salesforce field from the dropdown
Map it to the corresponding Kosmos field (e.g., map Account ID to Account/Contact)
Click Save Mapping when complete
Enable Automatic Sync
Set Sync Frequency to your preferred interval (recommended: 6 Hours)
Select all 6 signal type checkboxes
Select All in each of the two picklists
Click Save Settings
Once saved, Kosmos begins syncing Case Signals from your Salesforce org.
Navigate to the Signals tab to confirm Case Signals are flowing in from your connected org.
From Kosmos: Settings → Integrations → Salesforce → Disconnect
From Salesforce: Setup → Connected Apps OAuth Usage → Kosmos → Block or Revoke
For details on what Kosmos reads from Salesforce (Cases, CaseComments, CaseHistory, Incidents), see Integration Permissions.
All access is read-only. Kosmos never creates, updates, or deletes any records in your Salesforce org.
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