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Security Review: is my app a Native or Composite app?
I've built an app that utilizes salesforce, it's an application for cold calling, so it must interface with my external server to initiate telephone calls--however the application (flex), and all database storage is done natively on the force.com platform, and will be hosted in the cloud. The only item I must access an external server for is initiating a telephone call. No user data, or records are ever sent to my servers, just the phone number to inititate a call to. Would I get away with declaring this as a Native app? I'm a small startup, and at this point, paying $5,000 for a security review would be out of the question.
Thanks.
--matt
http://wiki.developerforce.com/index.php/Security_Review
A native application cannot make 3rd party calls. If you use API access then it's considered Composite by definition. The $5,000 Security Review is only for subscription based services. If you offer your solution free of charge then there is no cost.
Google is introducing free long distance and free everything else. Save yourself the money :)
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http://wiki.developerforce.com/index.php/Security_Review
A native application cannot make 3rd party calls. If you use API access then it's considered Composite by definition. The $5,000 Security Review is only for subscription based services. If you offer your solution free of charge then there is no cost.
Google is introducing free long distance and free everything else. Save yourself the money :)
Hi Matt,
Please contact me offline and we can discuss. My email is shillyer@salesforce.com
Best,
Sati