If your datasets combine records from multiple Salesforce orgs, map Salesforce orgs to their URLs. Analytics uses these mappings to locate a record in a multi-org environment. The organizations section is used for opening links, not performing Salesforce actions.
This example shows the parameters for the organizations XMD parameter. The ID uses the 18-character format.
1"organizations": [
2 {
3 "id": "00DB00000003brXMAQ",
4 "instanceUrl": "https://westregion.my.salesforce.com",
5 "label": "West Region Org"
6 },
7 {
8 "id": "00DB0000000pqd1MAA",
9 "instanceUrl": "https://eastregion.my.salesforce.com",
10 "label": "East Region Org"
11 },
12 {
13 "id": "00DB0000000paacMAA",
14 "instanceUrl": "https://southregion.my.salesforce.com",
15 "label": "South Region Org"
16 },
17 {
18 "id": "00DB00000001234MAA",
19 "instanceUrl": "https://northregion.my.salesforce.com",
20 "label": "North Region Org"
21 }
22 ]The organizations section can have the following parameters.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| id | Org ID, up to 18 characters Example: "id": "00DV0025306tGV5MAM" |
| label | Display name for the Salesforce org, up to 40 characters. Example: "label": "Org1" |
| instanceUrl | The org’s My Domain login URL. Example: "instanceUrl": "https://MyDomainName.my.salesforce.com" |
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