Which of the following represents a key difference between Integration Procedures and DataRaptors?

Integration Procedures are designed to handle complex integrations and allow for accessing data from external sources through different APIs or endpoints. This capability distinguishes them from DataRaptors, which primarily focus on retrieving and transforming data within Salesforce's database.

By integrating with external services, Integration Procedures can streamline processes and consolidate data from various applications, making them ideal for scenarios that require integration across different systems. This allows organizations to create more dynamic and responsive applications that can leverage data outside of Salesforce.

The other options focus more on the operational capacities of DataRaptors and Integration Procedures that, while significant, do not highlight the key distinction related to external data access. DataRaptors are adept at accessing and transforming data but are generally limited to Salesforce data, whereas Integration Procedures extend that capability to external data sources, emphasizing their role in broader integration scenarios.