Amazon Marketplace Web Service
Amazon RDS for Oracle
Amazon RDS for SQL Server
Amazon Redshift
Amazon S3
Amazon S3 Compatible
Apache Impala
Azure Blob Storage
Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB
Azure Cosmos DB for NoSQL
Azure Data Explorer (Kusto)
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen1
Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2
Azure Database for MariaDB
Azure Database for MySQL
Azure Database for PostgreSQL
Azure Databricks Delta Lake
Azure File Storage
Azure SQL Database
Azure SQL Database Managed Instance
Azure Search
Azure Synapse Analytics
Azure Table Storage
Cassandra
Concur (Preview)
Couchbase (Preview)
DB2
Dataverse (Common Data Service for Apps)
Drill
Dynamics 365
Dynamics AX
Dynamics CRM
FTP
File system
Google AdWords
Google BigQuery
Google Cloud Storage (S3 API)
Greenplum
HBase
HDFS
HTTP
Hive
HubSpot
Informix
Jira
Magento (Preview)
MariaDB
Marketo (Preview)
Microsoft 365 (Office 365)
Microsoft Access
MongoDB
MongoDB Atlas
MySQL
Netezza
ODBC
OData
Oracle
Oracle Cloud Storage (S3 API)
Oracle Eloqua (Preview)
Oracle Responsys (Preview)
Oracle Service Cloud (Preview)
PayPal (Preview)
Phoenix
PostgreSQL
Presto
QuickBooks (Preview)
REST
SAP BW Open Hub
SAP BW via MDX
SAP CDC
SAP Cloud For Customer
SAP ECC
SAP HANA
SAP Table
SFTP
SQL server
Salesforce
Salesforce Marketing Cloud
Salesforce Service Cloud
ServiceNow
SharePoint Online List
Shopify (Preview)
Snowflake
Spark
Square (Preview)
Sybase
Teradata
Vertica
Web Table
Xero
Zoho (Preview)

Name your connection to the Salesforce object you are planning. You can always update it later.

Select the [Salesforce.com](http://Salesforce.com) linked service

Select the Salesforce Object, in this case Lead

Click "Related". In the future this will show you where you may be using this connection in Azure Data Factory (ADF).

Connect to Salesforce Lead and Account Object with Azure ADF