Michael Paisner
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Learn All About the Types of Integration Flows | Salesforce Integration
Types of flows (Integration) 1. Oauth 2.0: Defines how to securely delegate user authentication to grant authorization. Enables the third-party applications to get a temporarily…
Odoo vs. Salesforce CRM: Choosing the Right Fit for Your Business
In today's competitive landscape, selecting the right customer relationship management (CRM) solution is crucial for business success. Two of the most popular platforms are Odoo…
Bric Web App - Accessing your card directory online
Bric Web App - Accessing your card directory online It's great to have business cards saved on mobile Apps like Bric App, accessed on the go…
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Real-time Scenario: Custom Rollup Summaries Using Triggers | Salesforce Tutorial
Watch this video to learn all about Custom Rollup Summaries Using Triggers using the real-time scenarios. If you have any doubts or concerns do let…
Salesforce Document Automation
Salesforce recently announced the release of an Intelligent Document Automation tool aimed at allowing healthcare and life sciences companies to digitize document-management processes. The tool,…
Learning Path and Pay Scale for Salesforce Profiles
Now it's high time to know about the Learning Path for the different Salesforce profiles. In this video, you also got to know about the…
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VT-What? How Salesforce Gives Back To ItsRainingRaincoats
ItsRainingRaincoats Founder Dipa Swaminathan grew up in Bangalore hearing about the need to be ‘other-regarding’ often. In Singapore, she noticed a divide between the country’s…
What are the Benefits of Salesforce CPQ Managed Services?
There are a few benefits of Salesforce CPQ Managed Services that can help organizations maximize their growth and profit margins. Prediction of cost - Salesforce…
5 Tips for when your Salesforce User Adoption has gone stale
Salesforce adoption is a funny business! To put it plainly, user adoption on Salesforce is just enabling a user to use it as the in-house…
