In Salesforce, WhoId and WhatId help relate Tasks and Events to other records:
WhoId → Refers to people (Lead or Contact).
WhatId → Refers to objects (Account, Opportunity, Case, Campaign, or Custom Object).
🔹 Example: Assign a follow-up task to a Contact (WhoId) about an Opportunity (WhatId).
These fields ensure seamless activity tracking across Salesforce. 🚀
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I am very happy with the teaching process. Thank you! Due to my work commitments, it’s very difficult for me to attend every session but I go through all the videos. It’s enriching.
