Object Reference for Salesforce and Force.com
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Data Model
The entity relationship diagrams (ERDs) for standard Salesforce objects in this section
illustrate important relationships between objects. Salesforce ERDs use crow’s foot
notation. The following ERDs are available.
- Sales Objects—includes accounts, contacts, opportunities, leads, campaigns, and other related objects
- Task and Event Objects—includes tasks and events and their related objects
- Support Objects—includes cases and solutions and their related objects
- Salesforce Knowledge Objects—includes view and vote statistics, article versions, and other related objects
- Document, Note, and Attachment Objects—includes documents, notes, and attachments and their related objects
- User, Sharing, and Permission Objects—includes users, profiles, and roles
- Profile and Permission Objects—includes users, profiles, permission sets, and related permission objects
- Record Type Objects—includes record types and business processes and their related objects
- Product and Schedule Objects—includes opportunities, products, and schedules
- Sharing and Team Selling Objects—includes account teams, opportunity teams, and sharing objects
- Customizable Forecasting Objects—includes forecasts and related objects
- Forecasts Objects—includes objects for Collaborative Forecasts.
- Territory Management 2.0 Objects—includes territories and related objects associated with Territory Management 2.0
- Territory Management—includes territories and related objects
- Process Objects—includes approval processes and related objects
- Content Objects—includes content and libraries and their related objects
- Chatter Feed Objects—includes objects related to feeds
- Work.com Badge and Reward Objects—includes badge and reward objects
- Work.com Feedback and Performance Cycle Objects—includes feedback and performance cycle objects
Each ERD includes links to the topics that describe the fields in objects related to the diagram. The data model for your custom objects depends on what you create.