The Salesforce code is employed to monitor any changes that the sales team makes to a customer's data profile. Upon detecting a change, the code sends a confirmation email to the sales team, who can then approve or reject the request by replying with a simple 'yes' or 'no' to the email. In the same way, the third-party query site can identify any modifications made to the customer data on RAS's data site, and can initiate the Salesforce code to update the information and send additional email confirmation.

When a change is detected on the customer page of either site, the code on the query site will compare the values of both to determine if they match. If the values match, the code will abort any further update changes. However, if the values do not match, the code will initiate an update on the opposing site to synchronize the values with the site that the input occurred on. This mechanism is in place to prevent the occurrence of an infinite feedback loop of data changes.

On RAS's data site, any updates detected and confirmed from the Salesforce site will be automatically initiated. Conversely, any changes made on RAS's data site will trigger an email confirmation through the Salesforce side.