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I got into a discussion with a client recently about ethical consulting. I’ve had this discussion with colleagues, co-workers, friends and mentors through the years, but I wanted to take a moment to outline what I believe to be some fundamental premises of the Ethical Consultant and ethical consulting in general within the realm of Salesforce for nonprofits.
KnowWho Inc. is a nationally recognized provider of the most up-to-date federal, state and local government contacts, biographies and advocacy solutions. The majority of premier advocacy providers in the marketplace today are powering their solutions with KnowWho data. In addition, KnowWho is the only provider of government contacts in a Salesforce-ready solution to help users quickly integrate and use KnowWho data in their daily government relations activities.
Each Salesforce organization is housed at one of Salesforce’s data centers. Salesforce calls these groupings of clients instances and it is a good practice as a system administrator to be aware of which instance your organization is on.
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The Audit Trail helps you track the recent Setup changes that you and other administrators have made to your organization. Learn more.
Geopointe integrates Force.com with Google Maps, MapQuest and other geo-technologies.
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Auctions for Salesforce helps staff manage all the information related to an auction. It tracks tickets, sponsorships, donations, the bundling of donations into auction items, purchases, and handles Check In & Check Out at the event.
Too often, in my experience, I’ve had clients treat a Salesforce implementation as a discrete moment in time: “We wanted Salesforce, we got Salesforce, we have Salesforce – and now… we’re done!” One of the trickier discussions I have is what I call the “Puppy Talk.” It essentially asks these two questions: If you adopt a puppy, do you expect that it will housebreak, train, feed and care for itself as it grows up? So therefore, how are you going to care for and grow your Salesforce instance?
