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The #BestTeamEver has been busy this year writing blog posts to share information with nonprofits and within the Salesforce ecosystem. Today, we want to share 11 blog posts from the first part of the year that deserve a second (or first) read.
Cloud for Good was certified as a great workplace today by the independent analysts at Great Place to Work®. Cloud for Good (www.cloud4good.com) earned this credential based on extensive evaluation of its programs and practices and ratings provided by its employees in anonymous surveys. A summary of these ratings can be found here.
Nonprofits are great at vision. It’s a strength of mission-driven organizations: picturing a better future
For all the variety in the programs human services organizations have, there are a few semi-universal constants that they typically have in common that can have implications for your CRM implementation. Before your organization gets started implementing Salesforce, there are some key points you might want to consider.
Creating a new, custom record type for everything is a mistake. Learn more about how to maximize your Salesforce investment while customizing only what you need.
Fear is a powerful thing. The fear of failure is something that most people struggle with because nobody wants to fail. Learn how the fear of failure can impact your fundraising efforts in this post.
The Payment Card Data Industry Security Standard – PCI Standard for short – is a baseline of technical and operational requirements to help you protect your constituents data and your organization from liability. It applies to you if you at any point store, process, or transmit card-holder data or other sensitive personal information.
We are excited to announce on July 13, 2016 Cloud for Good will be sponsoring the Salesforce Bay Area Nonprofit User Group Meeting for Circles of Success.
Making improvements to your Salesforce platform is a process. We have provided some best practices to help you establish clear database improvement policies for your organization.
Salesforce Analytics (reports and dashboards) are awesome tools to help you view and work with your data, as well as present your data to your supporters. There is a LOT you can do with Salesforce Analytics right out of the gate. Learn more in this post.
