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Salesforce.com is today expected to take its latest step towards improving integration with third-parties' software, including business rival Oracle.

The hosted CRM pioneer will announce an extension to its recently launched Apex platform and language called ConnectOut, which enables other applications to be notified of business events in Salesforce.com. ConnectOut a part of Salesforce.comas new ApexConnect family of services - is scheduled for release with the Winter 07 edition of Salesforce.com CRM.

Also due is ConnectOracle for integration with the Oracle 11i database, for bi-directional synchronization of data like customer account information between Salesforce.com and an Oracle repository. Integration is provided through a pre-built customer-master template.

ConnectOracle follows this summer's launch of ConnectSAP, starts at $1,000 per customer per month, runs to $12,000 annually and is available on request from Salesforce.com.

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