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  1. Reuse Data

Managed Package

Work with your data from within Salesforce, without it being there

Last updated 28 days ago

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The GRAX Managed Package is a no-cost add-on to existing GRAX applications that allows customers to interact with GRAX data as part of their standard Salesforce experience. This includes archived and deleted records as well as past versions of live records. Additionally, users can interact with Global Search via a Salesforce Custom Tab instead of leaving the platform to find data from backups.

For more information about the supported second-generation Managed Package, see:

For more information about the deprecated and unmaintained first-generation Managed Package, see:

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