DataRaptor interacts with OmniScripts and Cards by doing what?

• A. DataRaptor only reads data from Salesforce and never writes back.
• B. DataRaptor stores data in external databases.
• C. DataRaptor supplies data to OmniScripts and Cards from Salesforce, and writes updates from OmniScripts and Cards back to Salesforce.
• D. DataRaptor generates code for integrations.

Answer: (C)

DataRaptor enables two-way data flow between Salesforce and OmniStudio components. It pulls the data OmniScripts and Cards need from Salesforce and can push updates from those components back into Salesforce. This means you can fetch data to populate forms or cards and then save user changes back to Salesforce, keeping both sides in sync. It isn’t about storing data in external databases or generating code, and its primary role is not limited to just reading data.