Enable Access to Flosum Backup & Archive Data
Required User Credentials
[Flosum User] - SystemAdministrator Role
[Salesforce User] - Administrator Credentials
Overview
This guide walks you through configuring the Flosum Backup & Archive app to enable direct access to backed-up and archived data in your Salesforce org. It includes configuration steps for both Salesforce and the Flosum Global Settings app.
Once the app is configured, you can restore records using Flosum Time Machine and search previous records using Flosum Backup & Archive. See the following articles for instructions on using these features.
Part 1: Configure Salesforce Org
Part 1 will be completed in your Salesforce org.
Add Remote Site Settings
Log in to your Salesforce org.
Navigate to Setup.

Search for and navigate to Remote Site Settings.
Click New Remote Site.

In the Remote Site Name textbox, enter a site name for the Flosum Global Settings (e.g., Flosum_Global_Settings).
In the Remote Site URL textbox, enter the URL of the Global Settings in your region. See the table below for URLs.
United States
global-us.flosum.app
Germany
global-de.flosum.app
Japan
global-jp.flosum.app
Australia
global-au.flosum.app
Click Save & New to create another Remote Site.

In the Remote Site Name textbox, enter a site name for the Flosum Backup & Archive App (e.g., Flosum_Backup_Archive).
In the Remote Site URL textbox, enter the URL of the Backup & Archive App in your region. See the table below for URLs.
United States
backup-us.flosum.app
Germany
backup-de.flosum.app
Japan
backup-jp.flosum.app
Australia
backup-au.flosum.app
Click Save.

You can view the newly created Remote Sites on the Remote Site Settings page.

Part 2: Add and Configure a Connected App
Part 2 will be completed in your Flosum Global Settings app.
Edit and Configure the App
Click the Name of the newly created app.

Click Edit.

Click the Authentication flows dropdown.
Check the Authorization Code and Refresh Token checkboxes.
Click Add URL under the Allowed callbacks URLs section.

Enter the Salesforce My Domain URL you copied in the instructions above.
Append
/apex/flosum_backup__userPoolCallbackUrlto the end of the URL. The full URL should resemble the format below:<Salesforce My Domain URL>/apex/flosum_backup__userPoolCallbackUrl Example: https://mydomainname.lightning.force.com/apex/flosum_backup__userPoolCallbackUrlClick Save.

The completed app should resemble the screenshot below.

Part 3: Connect from Salesforce
Part 3 will be completed in both your Salesforce org and your Flosum Global Settings app.
Create Backup & Archive Connection
Log in to your Salesforce org.
Click the App Launcher.
Search for and navigate to the Backup & Archive app.

Click the Settings tab.
Click Create.

Copy the Client ID and Client Secret fields from the Global Settings App to Salesforce. (You will need to switch between the Global Settings and Salesforce.)
In the Global Settings App, locate the app you created in the instructions above.
[Global Settings] Click the Client ID value to copy the value to the clipboard.
[Salesforce] Paste the value in the Client ID field in Salesforce.
[Global Settings] Click the Client secret value to copy the value to the clipboard.
[Salesforce] Paste the value in the Client Secret field in Salesforce.

In Salesforce, copy the URLs for your region from the table below and paste them into the Global Settings Application URL and Backup & Archive Application URL fields.
United States
https://global-us.flosum.app
https://backup-us.flosum.app
Germany
https://global-de.flosum.app
https://backup-de.flosum.app
Japan
https://global-jp.flosum.app
https://backup-jp.flosum.app
Austrialia
https://global-au.flosum.app
https://backup-au.flosum.app
Click Connect.

When prompted, log in to the Backup & Archive App to authenticate the connection.

After authenticating, you will be returned to Salesforce.
The Token Status is Valid.

If the Token Status is Invalid, click Update Token to refresh it.
You’re all set!
You can now:
Search and browse backed-up records from within Salesforce.
Use the Flosum Time Machine to view and restore historical data.
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