Access Campaign Influence object

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I'm trying to build a Skuid table that displays the Campaign Influence object. I found this thread - https://community.skuid.com/skuid/topics/campaign-influence - which at the time the campaign influence object was not available via API. However, it looks like that was fixed in the Winter '17 release.

I was able to select the CampaignInfluence in Skuid, however, when I try to view the page I get the following error: "1. You do not have permission to view records of the CampaignInfluence object. Table Component could not be displayed."

Anyone know if this now works or what I need to do to get it working?

Thanks,
Andrew
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3 years ago
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Anyone have any experience with the CampaignInfluence object in Skuid? I can't figure out where the permission is occurring and wondering if it just a Skuid limitation.

Thanks in advance,
Andrew
3 years ago
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Hi Andrew. Were you able to look at the CampaignInfluence object for any permissions that could be relevant? 
3 years ago
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Mark - thanks for the reply.

Yes, I think I have the right permissions set, but entirely possible I'm missing something obvious.

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You may also have sharing settings that are affecting whether these campaign Influence records are public or private, if they're part of a queue or if they're set up as tasks. 
3 years ago
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Andrew, from what I'm seeing, it sounds like the error you're seeing may be a Salesforce Error that's just being surfaced by the Skuid page. In other words, I think there might be more relevant Salesforce settings to check besides the straightforward permissions shown here. I wasn't able to easily find Salesforce documentation that lays this out (this is the closest match I could find), but here is a discussion on Salesforce's Success site that may help you evaluate the relevant settings: https://success.salesforce.com/answers?id=9063A0000019N8UQAU
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