
Blackbaud Announces End of Life For Luminate CRM: What’s Next For Nonprofits?
It’s official: Blackbaud will shut down and cease all support for Luminate CRM (LCRM) on June 30, 2022. While this information might not come as
SEE HOW CLOUD FOR GOOD CAN HELP YOU CREATE MORE VALUE WITH SALESFORCE.
It’s official: Blackbaud will shut down and cease all support for Luminate CRM (LCRM) on June 30, 2022. While this information might not come as
Salesforce technology supporting the nonprofit sector has evolved greatly during my 10 years within the ecosystem. Each year ushers in new advancements that build upon
In an effort to keep up with the ever-changing landscape of technology, nearly every nonprofit organization and higher education institution has undertaken or will need
I founded Cloud for Good over 10 years ago and have witnessed firsthand a number of high-impact releases within the Salesforce ecosystem. Today, Salesforce.org announced
The purpose of this eBook is to share lessons learned and recommendations for best practices as you move forward with your implementation. These recommendations are not intended to be Salesforce specific, but are rather globally applicable recommendations for the implementation of any new technology tool.
You’re moving from your legacy system to Salesforce. You’ve collected a lot of data over the years, but do you need to keep it all? We explore how and what you should migrate.
Making the move from a legacy system, like Raiser’s Edge? We have shared tips and tools to help you relieve the pain that many face during their data migration to Salesforce.
The Notes & Attachments related list is on the way out. Content Notes and Files will replace these features, and both have major advantages over the “old” notes and attachments. The biggest difference is enhanced sharing for both, and rich text for notes.
You’re ready for the data migration, but now it’s time to manage the data freeze. Here are some tips to work through shutting down your old system and starting up your new system.
A data map is a great way to document the process of uncovering the secrets of a data set. We use them for so many different reasons. To take a catalogue of what is in the old system. To take another catalogue of all the fields that are in the new system. To show a client where all their data is going and how.