Salesforce extends Google link with new toolkit

By Mike Ricciuti, CNET News.com
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 10:52 AM

Salesforce.com is furthering its alliance with Google through a new toolkit that lets developers tap into Google's services.

The two companies inked an initial deal in April to link Salesforce's CRM (customer relationship management) applications with integrated Google Apps.

On Monday, Salesforce.com said it has launched the Force.com Toolkit for Google Data APIs, which will let developers using its Force.com development platform connect to data in Google Apps.

Force.com is Salesforce.com's cloud computing service for building hosted Web applications.

The companies envision that the toolkit will pave the way for new applications, such as business forecasting and quote generation systems, that combine customer data within Salesforce.com with spreadsheet and other functions within Google Apps.

Salesforce.com said the tool will be posted for free download at its Force.com Web site.

This article was first published as a blog on CNET News.com.


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