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Salesforce Interview Questions and Answers
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Salesforce Projects
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For the org where Data Cloud is enabled, you can directly access that data. This can be via Flow or Reports, SOQL queries in Apex, the ConnectAPI namespace in Apex, or enrichments. Everything is natively available.
When Data Cloud is enabled in another org, the situation is different. The first option would be to push the data to the target org via a data action. These actions are publishing platform events, which could then be consumed in the other org. This is a great solution for driving actions and automation based on data in Data Cloud. However, it doesn’t work for those cases where you need to query from Data Cloud-specific data based on user input in one of those other orgs. But you can do this with Apex.