Yes, you can use a Function or a Custom Webhook connector to address both issues. A Function connector allows you to write custom code to process data before it is sent to Salesforce. This means that you can use a Function connector to convert non-string attributes to strings, or to delay the sending of data until it is ready. A Custom Webhook connector allows you to create a custom endpoint that Salesforce can call when a new record is created or updated. This means that you can use a Custom Webhook connector to send data to Salesforce in real time, without having to wait for the next visit. Which one is a better solution? The best solution for you will depend on your specific needs. If you need to convert non-string attributes to strings, or if you need to delay the sending of data, then a Function connector is a good option. If you need to send data to Salesforce in real time, then a Custom Webhook connector is a good option. Pros and cons of each one Function connector Pros: Can be used to convert non-string attributes to strings Can be used to delay the sending of data Can be used to perform other custom processing on data Cons: Requires you to write custom code Can be more complex to set up and use than a Custom Webhook connector Custom Webhook connector Pros: Can be used to send data to Salesforce in real time Does not require you to write custom code Can be easier to set up and use than a Function connector Cons: Can only be used to send data to Salesforce Cannot be used to perform other custom processing on data Ultimately, the best way to decide which solution is right for you is to consider your specific needs and requirements.
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