Salesforce Com, Inc.

William Moxley

Meir Amiel

Tatyana Mamut

Craig Villamor

Pratima Arora

Arthur Ping-Tak Che

Blake Whitlow Markham

Arjun Vora

Robin Grochol

Kedar Doshi

Aditya S Kuruganti

Chaitanya Bhatt

In various embodiments, a data storage system maintains a data store for a plurality of groups of users, where the data store includes a first section that is accessible by a first group of users, but not a second group of users, via the data storage system. In response to receiving, from a first user of the first group of users, a request to share data with the second group of users, the data storage system sends a request to a second user of the second group of users. Subsequent to receiving an acceptance from the second user, the data is stored in a second object in a second section of the data store that is accessible by the second group of users, but not the first group of users, via the data storage system.

Sharing data in a data storage system

Data related to a product is received from a first subscriber and stored into a first section of the on-demand database reserved for the first subscriber. The first subscriber then communicates a request to share the product data with one or more second subscribers. Once the first subscriber receives an acceptance from the one or more second subscribers, the product data is stored in a second section of the on-demand database reserved for the second subscriber. Changes made to the data associated with the product are synchronized between the two subscribers.

Sharing information in a multi-tenant database system

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Method and systems for sharing product data involved in a supply chain among a plurality of subscribers to an on-demand database is described. Data related to a product is received from a first subscriber and stored into a first section of the on-demand database reserved for the first subscriber. The first subscriber then communicates a request to share the product data with one or more second subscribers. Once the first subscriber receives an acceptance from the one or more second subscribers, the product data is stored in a second section of the on-demand database reserved for the second subscriber. Changes made to the data associated with the product are synchronized between the two subscribers.

Methods and systems for sharing information in a supply chain

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William Moxley