[Cali Working Cap BJJ]

got a call today from a fake lead created in my crm by a company called Rise Funding in New Jersey
Anyone know any developers that know salesforce CRM that can help find out how to find out where the data leak is coming from?
- Deal hasn't been subbed to any lenders as its a fake lead with a fake email and not a real business.

[diditevenfund]

Id look internal at who has access to your data before hiring a SF architect to audit. Id imagine theres a much higher chance someone on your team is stealing from you vs someone hacked your Salesforce.

[TheConfidentBroker]

Id look internal at who has access to your data before hiring a SF architect to audit. Id imagine theres a much higher chance someone on your team is stealing from you vs someone hacked your Salesforce.

Agree. Very intrigued by this though. Was is manually created in SF or do you have a form that flows in from your site? You can see who created the lead - do you have an audit report for your users?

[MovingMoney]

diditevenfund , well said!

[Cali Working Cap BJJ]

it was a fake lead (never submitted) and manually created in SF.

[diditevenfund]

it was a fake lead (never submitted) and manually created in SF.

Again, sounds like an internal team member with SF access selling your data, not a leak.

[Michael I]

make multiple google voice numbers or emails and only give accesses of each one to a different employ and see what happens

[FunderFunding]

99.99%.... it's someone in your company.