When surfacing data from systems of record, one of the concerns designers and developers need to address is the potential of retrieving an enormous number of results in a single load session. This requires significant processing power on both the client and server sides and network traffic, and can degrade the overall data consumption and experience.

There are different approaches to address this concern, but one of the most widely used is the concept of pagination.

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A number of the materials (posts, tutorials, etc.) available out there present an approach to integration between MuleSoft and Salesforce on the basis that MuleSoft is always proactively responsible for starting communication, injecting or pulling CRM data based on a schedule or otherwise. 

This post aims to present a different approach to integration between these two platforms, where MuleSoft works in a more reactive way, triggered by notifications (events) sent by Salesforce representing new or modified data,

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