Where will the data be returned to if you utilize a 'Delete Action' to delete Salesforce records?

Where will the data be returned to if you utilize a 'Delete Action' to delete Salesforce records?

• A. The deleted Salesforce records will be discarded.
• B. The deleted Salesforce records will be stored in DataRaptor.
• C. The deleted Salesforce records will be returned to API.
• D. The deleted Salesforce records will be returned to Salesforce.

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that actions in OmniStudio return their results to the Salesforce context that initiated the operation. When you use a Delete Action, the deletion is performed against Salesforce and the outcome—such as which records were deleted and the operation’s status—is sent back into Salesforce so the surrounding Integration Procedure or OmniStudio flow can continue with that information. It isn’t discarded, and it isn’t stored inside DataRaptor. The data would only go to an external API if the flow was invoked by an external caller in a way that routes the response there; by default, the result comes back to Salesforce, which is why the correct choice indicates the deleted records are returned to Salesforce.

The key idea is that actions in OmniStudio return their results to the Salesforce context that initiated the operation. When you use a Delete Action, the deletion is performed against Salesforce and the outcome—such as which records were deleted and the operation’s status—is sent back into Salesforce so the surrounding Integration Procedure or OmniStudio flow can continue with that information. It isn’t discarded, and it isn’t stored inside DataRaptor. The data would only go to an external API if the flow was invoked by an external caller in a way that routes the response there; by default, the result comes back to Salesforce, which is why the correct choice indicates the deleted records are returned to Salesforce.