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There are number of ways to integrate your online website forms with Salesforce. How do they compare? We did the leg work for you and below you can find some integrations that have worked for our clients and might work for you as well.

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With more than 1,300 available apps and after more than one million downloads, it makes sense to see what the AppExchange has to offer for a nonprofit and educational organizations. Here are a few applications we like and often implement for our clients.

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The Cloud for Good Donation Split application was designed to help nonprofit organizations in their fundraising efforts. With this application nonprofit professionals now can easily record how funds should be allocated between multiple designations and budgetary years.

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Idealware and NTEN teamed up yet another time to give organizations a guide to affordable

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This post was originally published on the Salesforce.com’s Blog. I attended my first Dreamforce 5

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As a nonprofit organization, you should focus on bringing about positive social change to your community- let someone else deal with the IT security needs.

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Choosing technology tools for an organization can be quite daunting. This post may be helpful

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Salesforce has added a few exciting features to Chatter file sharing. Ever have trouble finding

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This article was first published at the Button Click Admin blog as part of the “True to the Core Series” where Salesforce superstars Andres Gluecksmann, Jane Isaac, Matt Brown, and Tal Frankfurt wrote guest posts on key features they would like to see rolled out in upcoming Salesforce releases.

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How much time have you wasted searching for presentations, thank you templates, or other development documents? Have you ever communicated with a student about the course schedule, only to realize later that the schedule you referenced was out-of-date?

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