topic Re: Databricks to Salesforce Core (Not cloud) in Data Engineering

Databricks to Salesforce Core (Not cloud)

sdurai — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 21:50:28 GMT

Hi,

Is there any native connector available to connect salesforce core (not cloud) in Databricks? If no native connector, what are all recommended approaches to connect to Salesforce core

Thanks,

Subashini

Re: Databricks to Salesforce Core (Not cloud)

szymon_dybczak — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 09:00:02 GMT

Hi @sdurai ,

Here you will find list of all Salesforce products that the Salesforce ingestion connector support:

Salesforce ingestion connector FAQs | Databricks on AWS

If you don't want to use managed connector another approach that you can take is to use bulk extraction via Salesforce APIs.

Re: Databricks to Salesforce Core (Not cloud)

Ashwin_DSA — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 13:17:56 GMT

Hi @sdurai,

Yes. Databricks has a native Salesforce connector for core Salesforce (Sales Cloud / Service Cloud / Platform objects) via Lakeflow Connect - Salesforce ingestion connector. It lets you create fully managed, incremental pipelines from Salesforce Platform data into Unity Catalog tables, using Bulk API 2.0 / REST under the hood.

Here are some docs for your reference. As I'm not sure which cloud you are on, I have shared both AWS and Azure links.

Salesforce ingestion overview: AWS & Azure

Setting up ingestion (UI + Bundles): AWS & Azure

Salesforce connector FAQs (product coverage, APIs, limits): HERE - Same as what @szymon_dybczak has shared.

Lakehouse Federation - Salesforce Data 360 (query federation): HERE

Lakehouse Federation – Salesforce Data 360 File Sharing: HERE

If the managed connector isn’t available in your workspace, common alternatives are either exporting from Salesforce to cloud storage and ingesting with Auto Loader / standard file-based connectors, or building a custom connector in Databricks using the Salesforce REST/Bulk APIs or an OSS tool running on Databricks compute.

Hope this helps.

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Re: Databricks to Salesforce Core (Not cloud)

sdurai — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 17:11:04 GMT

Thank you @szymon_dybczak

Re: Databricks to Salesforce Core (Not cloud)

sdurai — Thu, 02 Apr 2026 17:11:46 GMT

My cloud is in Azure. Thank you for the details.