Reltio Connect

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.  

Kumar,
  There would be effort in either building a process which interjects the SFDC save flow, or doing it asyncronously to the save in SFDC to make the cleanse call to Reltio, but it would not be significant.  You would want to establish some governance processes around how you persist the cleansed address.  Do you overwrite the source data?  Do you offer it as part of the account creation flow in SFDC and return it as a recommendation for the user?  This is where the majority of your work effort would be.  The actual cleanse call it is a single REST API call to Reltio and very little work to call.

To your points above about leveraging this with connected applications, I would like to reiterate that your Reltio license allows you to leverage the cleanser even in applications that are not currently sending or receiving data from Reltio.  So while SFDC can be your start, think BIG about Reltio could help you improve your address data across the enterprise!

Hi Kumar,

Yes, you can use the cleanse API from Reltio.  This is not a direct API to Loqate, it is an API from Reltio which inturn gives you the cleansed address. 

If you are invoking it from other application,  it would still be counted against your API entitlements .

Thank you.