Conga Contracts for Salesforce offers the capability to store files exclusively to the Conga platform or both the Conga Platform and Salesforce. By default, files are stored exclusively in the Conga Platform. A 1-byte file is visible in Salesforce when files are stored exclusively in Platform.
Advantages of storing files exclusively in Conga platform
Files do not count towards a Salesforce org's file limits, which saves storage and cost.advantages of storing files in both Conga platform and salesforce
Full compatibility with third-party applications while staying having the functionality to sync files between Salesforce and Conga Contracts.
Many third-party applications are not compatible with files stored exclusively in Conga Platform. How to Store Files in Both Salesforce and Conga Platform
A Conga employee must log in to the customer's Salesforce org using Salesforce Subscriber access. The ensuing steps cannot be completed unless the user is logged in as the Conga subscriber.
The customer must grant account login access to AppExtremes, dba Conga Support in order to log in through Subscriber access.
If you do not have access to the Subscribers object in the Conga production org, submit a Support Request.
Once you are logged in through Subscribers access, navigate to Salesforce Setup and type Custom Settings in the Global Search box.
Under the Custom Code section, click Custom Settings.
Click the Conga Integration Settings Custom Settings record
Click Manage.
Click New to create a new Custom Setting.
Enter the following information into the Custom Setting fields:
Name: StoreFileInSalesforce_count
KEY: StoreFileInSalesforce_count
Value: 1
Click Save.
Click the Back to List link to return back to the Conga Integration Settings.
Click New to create the second Custom Settings
Enter the following information into the Custom Setting fields:
Name: StoreFileInSalesforce_0
Key: StoreFileInSalesforce_0
Value: true
Moving forward, if isCongaFile__c field is checked, would be stored in Conga Platform and Salesforce. The full file size will then appear in Salesforce as opposed to the 1-byte file.