Yes, absolutely. After each file migration from Salesforce to Azure, the Azure Integration app creates a Cloud Document record in Salesforce. This custom object stores detailed metadata about the migrated file, and its records can be extracted using Salesforce data export tools or using Salesforce Reports. The following are some fields on the Cloud Document records that can be used for the extract.
- File name
- Parent record ID
- Azure file path or URL
- Migration timestamp
In addition to the above fields, the fields on the parent record can also be used in the extract with the help of its lookup that would be present on the Cloud Document record.
If you want to use a SOQL query, refer to this:
SELECT ID, SFToAzure__Contact__c, SFToAzure__Contact__r.Name, SFToAzure__File_Name__c, SFToAzure__Parent_Id__c, SFToAzure__Preview_Link__c, CreatedDate FROM SFToAzure__Cloud_Documents__c
Or you can create a Report with the Parent Object
Then Export the Report
The Exported Report will look as follows.
