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The best things in life aren’t free. Ultimately, your organization should be making its decisions based on Total Cost of Ownership and relative value for that cost.
November 15, 2016
SEE HOW CLOUD FOR GOOD CAN HELP YOU CREATE MORE VALUE WITH SALESFORCE.
The best things in life aren’t free. Ultimately, your organization should be making its decisions based on Total Cost of Ownership and relative value for that cost.
More and more nonprofit organizations are using Salesforce to power their mission and create additional value for their constituents. The flexibility, openness and expansive ecosystem of the Salesforce platform allows customers to use the technology the way they want to use it.
The key to the success of your Salesforce implementation is moderation and this is especially true when it comes to custom object creation. Even if an out of the box (OOB) function of Salesforce or NPSP doesn’t fit your business process exactly, you do not necessarily need to create an entirely new object.
In order to help you and your teams “talk the talk” of change management, below are a few tips on decoding the jargon. Change is hard enough as it is, no need to add a layer of complexity to it by introducing a new language.
Enterprise-level nonprofits using or thinking of using Salesforce should strongly consider implementing the Nonprofit Success Package. This post details many of the reasons it is an excellent product for nonprofit organizations of all sizes.
Change is all about how you manage the process. Implementing a new CRM like Salesforce can certainly lead to unintended consequences if you don’t manage the process of change appropriately. Here are a few tips to effective change management that will make the process less scary for you and your team.
Organizations that truly unlock the power of Salesforce over have a strong vision for how to leverage this technology and support it holistically. Find out how to create a balanced approach to define your Salesforce vision.
At Cloud for Good it has been exciting to work with clients to help them envision what they can do with communities, make those visions a reality, and see the very real impact they have on the groups and areas they serve.
The Site Guest User is a special type of user that you use in conjunction with a Force.com site or any application that utilizes a Force.com site. Some examples of this are event management applications, donation applications, volunteer applications, etc. The Site Guest User allows for those external constituents who are registering for an event, making a donation, signing up to volunteer to commit data into your system, essentially making the “sync” of data possible.
Nonprofits are great at vision. It’s a strength of mission-driven organizations: picturing a better future