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What are the target IAM location rules with the IAM process actions?

  • June 25, 2026
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Wanting to experiment with the new IAM process actions, I notice it does not have any requirement for a target IAM location.

My suspicion is that it will use the IAM that the model is of, so if that is true, would it try to talk to the SF IAM when developing? I would not like that to happen and rather not have to experiment to find out how much I can break this way.

So before I might mess something up, what are the rules to which IAM the process actions connect to?

Best answer by Remco

​@Mark_Plaggenborg 
If you use the metasource SF it uses the indicium from the IAM from the SF. So it is not recommended to test those flows against the SF meta source.

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    Remco
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    • June 26, 2026

    Hi ​@Mark_Plaggenborg 

    It uses the IAM where your end application is synced to. So it is not the IAM from the SF unless you uses that IAM for your application.

    Hope this answers your question

    Kind regards

    Remco

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    Superhero

    ​@Remco Thanks for the reply. That matches my suspicion, but what is the target IAM when you are still developing the functionality in the SF?

    Meaning when you run your application with metasource=sf. I prefer to confirm my development before It is deployed and synced to an IAM.

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    • June 26, 2026

    ​@Mark_Plaggenborg 
    If you use the metasource SF it uses the indicium from the IAM from the SF. So it is not recommended to test those flows against the SF meta source.

    M
    Superhero

    ​@Remco Thanks for confirming. I guess I will keep my Web connector flows for now until I find a way to prevent accidentally calling/running a flow through the SF.

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