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1. I started with Boston went through and connected each account, ending with Washington DC
2. I then circled back and logged into each account again, starting with Boston. You'll see that Boston was not connected
3. You'll see that Chicago, which was connected on the first pass, was disconnected by the second go around
4. I noticed that the last FOUR accounts (San Francisco, Seattle, Twin Cities, and Washington DC) stayed connected at the end of the second go around.
5. I then went back up to Boston for the 3rd time and logged in and connected that account.
6. After connecting Boston again, you'll notice that San Francisco disconnected. The other 3 accounts that stayed connected (Seattle, Twin Cities, and Washington DC) stayed that way.
It looks like I'm only able to have 4 connected accounts simultaneously. When I went back on the third round to connect the Boston account, the San Francisco account (the longest-connected account at that point) became disconnected.
Yes both are admin and active. [email protected] is our organization admin account used for all automation, in the event of any turnover with an individual and their account (in this case, me).
Sure no problem! Please just leave the Minds Matter National account (27184) alone as it's our only account that hasn't had this problem. Let me know if i can provide any additional info! Good luck with testing!
Please connect your national account back and we are going to review this with the team tomorrow to determine what is going on. We have organizations with much larger number of accounts but in this case it is a bit strange.
Sorry for the inconvenience. I will update you tomorrow.
We used to work with UserID, Password, Token combination. The method was problematic with expiring passwords every x number of days, typically 45 days. Clients were losing connection when their passwords were expiring. Switching to OAuth2 made it independent of passwords and as such removed the uncertainty around passwords. Given the old method is active in the background for backward compatibility those clients that are not using the new method are still active. This is why we have not heard back from the clients with large number of connected applications.
Strange limitation indeed.
We are working on a solution with potentially connection sharing among accounts.
Sorry for the inconvenience -- Salesforce limitations and hidden undocumented features makes us a bit uneasy at times..
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