Which component contains the information for the Salesforce account in a connector?

The component that contains the information for the Salesforce account in a connector is the Connection. In the context of a connector, the Connection component is responsible for establishing communication between the integration platform (like Boomi) and the external application (in this case, Salesforce). It includes the necessary credentials and settings required to authenticate and connect to the Salesforce account, such as the username, password, security token, and the specific endpoint URL to access the Salesforce API.

The configuration details within the Connection component provide the integration logic that defines how data is transferred between systems. When you set up a connector for Salesforce, you typically specify the account details and any relevant settings directly within this component, enabling seamless data integration and workflow automation.

Other options may provide related functionality, such as Operations that define how data will be processed (like Create, Update, Delete actions), or Queries that specify how data is retrieved from Salesforce. However, it is the Connection that directly addresses the necessary authentication and connection parameters to access the Salesforce resource, making it the key component for containing the account information.