- Salesforce Blockchain lets you create blockchain networks, data, and apps
- It helps you make blockchain data actionable using the built-in capabilities of Lightning Flows, Search, Einstein AI, etc.
- It helps you easily engage your blockchain network partners using Lightning apps, community, or prebuilt APIs for supporting partners that are not using Salesforce.
It’s a logic the network uses to agree on an update to the blockchain database. Salesforce offers a variety of consensus protocols (rules for defining how the network arrives at a consensus) so networks can decide which process works best for their needs.
API that enables developers to create a set of business rules and deploy them across the network.
API that enables you to query the blockchain either for entity definition or a specific record.
API that enables you to query a record and view the various versions and how it has changed over time.
Use Platform Events to capture activity from the blockchain and expose it to Salesforce workflow. Automate actions around blockchain data.
API that enables all partners read and write access controls for objects and fields.
A data synchronization service to configure blockchain objects and fields to display on record pages on Lightning Apps or Community, or in custom apps.
When setting up a blockchain, you have to do the following:
- Create a data model and network.
- Decide on rules and permissions.
- Create an engagement layer for partners.
- Build a user experience to show data.
- Integrate with non-blockchain data.
- On-board and incentivize.
Salesforce Blockchain lets you create blockchain networks, data, and apps