Month: September 2014

How To: Getting Started with Visual Flow (Part 2)

Posted on by Mike

Let’s see how easy it is to build a Flow taking one of the use cases from Getting Started with Flow Part 1  http://www.salesforceweek.ly/2014/09/getting-started-with-visual-flow.html Solution Overview: Create a button which navigates the user to a Data Entry screen where they can enter basic details about a Primary Contact, such as FirstName and LastName.  Take the user entered details and create Read more about How To: Getting Started with Visual Flow (Part 2)[…]

Introducing: New London User Group for Awesome Admins!

Posted on by Chris

Great news for Salesforce Admins in London and across the UK – a new user group is being launched just for you! Here we give you the inside story on the group’s aims and what’s in store for the first meetup on Thursday 2nd October… The brainchild of Desynit’s Matthew Morris, the new London Salesforce Admins Read more about Introducing: New London User Group for Awesome Admins![…]

How To: Getting Started with Visual Flow (Part 1)

Posted on by Mike

Welcome to the first part of a post about Getting Started with Visual Workflow. I thought it’s about time we started looking into Visual Workflow, or simply Flow, in more depth, especially as it’s often touted as a saviour to many automation challenges on the success community. Until now, it has been the last option which Read more about How To: Getting Started with Visual Flow (Part 1)[…]

How To: Improve Campaign Analytics using Contact Roles

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I’m going to start this post by saying something controversial. Although I love being part of the Salesforce user community, and although I think that we are on the whole an intelligent, informed and helpful bunch, we are sometimes wrong. You cannot always trust what the community says. The wisdom of crowds isn’t always that wise. Read more about How To: Improve Campaign Analytics using Contact Roles[…]