Which adapter should you choose for integrating Salesforce with legacy systems?

The OData 2.0 or 4.0 Adapter for Salesforce Connect is the ideal choice for integrating Salesforce with legacy systems because it allows Salesforce to connect directly to external data sources using the OData protocol. OData is widely used for interoperability between systems and can provide a standard way for Salesforce to access, query, and manipulate data from various legacy systems that support this protocol.

By leveraging this adapter, organizations can efficiently integrate their existing data infrastructure with Salesforce, enabling users to work with real-time data from legacy applications within their Salesforce environment. This is particularly important for organizations that want to maintain their investment in legacy systems while still reaping the benefits of modern cloud-based CRM capabilities.

The other options such as the Custom Adapter, Salesforce Connect Adapter for Google Sheets, and the Cross-Org Adapter do not provide the same level of direct integration support tailored specifically for legacy systems as the OData adapters do. The Custom Adapter is typically used for more unique or bespoke integration scenarios, while the Google Sheets adapter focuses on connecting with Google's spreadsheet application. The Cross-Org Adapter is designed for connecting multiple Salesforce environments rather than legacy systems. Thus, the OData 2.0 or 4.0 Adapter stands out as the best fit for this particular