All of a sudden our Salesforce connections are not connecting. No changes have been made in Zapier or SF. I have tried 3 system admins from SF and all get me a failed connection errors. Really at a loss here
I have tried incognito..safari, etc. No luck
I get prompted for SF MFA..and to allow the connection..then nothing ...
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Welcome to the Community, @peterEarnnest!
I’ve done a quick check on our end and I’m not seeing any open issues or incidents related to accounts failing to reconnect successfully.
Do the error messages give any additional details as to why it’s not connecting or does it just say “failed connection”? Asking as we can’t see into your account or Zaps here so I’m wondering if the full error message might help to give some additional clue on what’s preventing it from connecting to Salesforce as expected.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
No...all I see are these screens. This started just yesterday
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Furthermore...the user Im using Is getting into SF
I’m having the same problem, although I’ve never been able to successfully connect to the newer Salesforce app. I had to use the Salesforce (Legacy) version, which is now depreciated.
The Salesforce connection immediately expires after authorizing. I’ve tried multiple browsers and private/incognito mode.
If I go to “My Apps” in Zapier and test the connection, it prompts me to reconnect Salesforce but the status never changes. If I test the connection, the only error message I get is “Error testing connection.”
My organization is not using a custom domain. And I do not have more than five OAuth Connected Apps in my Salesforce account.
Does anyone have insight into what might be going on?
(For what it’s worth, I am able to use Airtable’s integration with Salesforce to directly connect those two apps. That works just fine, so the problem seems to be on the Zapier side.)
Hi @peterEarnnest and @aaron_avl!
@peterEarnnest, it looks as though you also reached out to our Support team about this and they’ve made some suggestions. I’ll share those here in case it’s helpful to @aaron_avl, and others in Community too!
Just to make sure I'm on the same page as you, are you saying that the connection to your Salesforce account keeps getting disconnected and needing to be reconnected?
If so, then it could be due to some settings in your Salesforce account that are causing them to frequently invalidate the auth token used to keep that account authorized.
Because of that, I'll want you to first log into your Salesforce account, and disable the following settings in:
Lock sessions to the IP address from which they originated
Lock sessions to the domain in which they were first used
Screenshot of roughly what those settings sound looks like: