> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://integrations.drivetrain.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://integrations.drivetrain.ai/integration-guide/integrate-with-drivetrain/accounting-and-erp/integrating-with-certinia.md).

# Integrating with Certinia

### Certinia <a href="#certinia" id="certinia"></a>

[Certinia](https://certinia.com/) (formerly known as FinancialForce) is an ERP and service automation tool built on Salesforce. Drivetrain connects to the underlying database to integrate your ERP data with the destination of your choice for analytics.

### Setup guide <a href="#setup-guide" id="setup-guide"></a>

Certinia is built on the Salesforce technology. Instead of pulling data from Certinia's API, we pull directly from the source database, saving time and effort. To sync data from Certinia, we recommend using our Salesforce connector. We support the Production and Sandbox environments.

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Follow our [Salesforce setup guide](/integration-guide/integrate-with-drivetrain/crm/integrating-with-salesforce.md) to connect Certinia to Drivetrain.

### Schema information <a href="#schema-information" id="schema-information"></a>

Drivetrain fetches objects that have the below prefixes:

* `c2g__`
* `pse__`


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