How to map your form fields to a Salesforce boolean field

Salesforce’s answer to boolean fields (that have either ‘true’ or ‘false’ values) is the checkbox field. FormTitan, as a platform that offers a powerful integration with Salesforce should also supports the mapping of the Salesforce Checkbox field to its form fields - and it does.

Now usually when you map a salesforce checkbox to your form - you map it to a FormTitan checkbox field. This process is transparent to the user, because he simply needs to map SF field to form field, checkbox to checkbox, without having to deal with the boolean values at all.
However, there are other use cases where you might want to map the SF checkbox to a different field in your form, and this will require you to specify the actual boolean values in the process (true and false).

Using boolean values in FormTitan integration and conditions can be achieved in 2 ways:
A- by using our Boolean-True / Boolean-False options offered from a dropdown. 
See an example for using Boolean values chosen from a dropdown

B- by typing the Boolean value yourself, in which case you need to make sure to type them in Lowercase (true / false).
Following are use cases, in which the Boolean values should be manually typed:
1-You can map the Salesforce checkbox value to a hidden field.
See an example for using the boolean values with a hidden field
2- You can map the Salesforce checkbox field to dropdown or radio button field using advanced values.
See an example for using the boolean values with advanced values

The only thing you need to remember when configuring the integration (Get or Push) is that the boolean values in Salesforce are case-sensitive. So you will need to write them in lowercase, like this: true , false.
(not True, False, not TRUE, FALSE etc.)
If you use upper case letters anywhere in the value - the integration will not work.