What is carving up an Org near you, well it looks a lot like Astro is hitting the pre-release slops on his board unless you’ve banished him! Each release seems to come around quicker and quicker these days, here the UK is still officially on its Summer holidays, but I could not resist the temptation Read more about Carving up an Org this Winter![…]
Before we knew it, Winter has become a distant memory and Spring is edging its way towards the exit. Yes, that’s right – Summer is nearly here! And that means that we’re also preparing for Salesforce’s Summer ’16 release, their 50th major product release! Quite the milestone for a company founded 17 years ago. It’s Read more about Summer ’16 – Our Top Ten Features[…]
You know it’s the start of summer when you hear that all too familiar sound of your local ice cream van ringing out, or in the case of Salesforce another set of release notes have been previewed providing the first glimpse into what we can expect from the next release. Here we’ll give an overview Read more about Summer 15 Preview: Mummy, please can I have an Ice cream?[…]
Can you hear that? It sounds very much like the familiar soundtrack of summer: the jingle of an approaching ice cream truck. But as well as the usual sweet treats, when this truck rounds the corner it will bring us a sprinkling of extra-special Summer ’15 surprises in the form of new Salesforce features. Here’s the scoop… Read more about Hunting for Process Builder Treasure in Summer ’15[…]
As February creeps ever nearer, it feels wrong to be saying this but… Happy New Year! The blog has been a little quiet lately, so this is our first post in a little while. But hey, I can explain! Along with the usual suspects of Christmas and New Year, one of the reasons I’ve been Read more about How To: Solve the Mystery of Disappearing Scheduled Actions in Process Builder[…]
Salesforce gave us all an early present yesterday when the preview release notes for Spring ’15 were published. For a release which delivers on an unprecedented number of IdeaExchange suggestions, the release notes (available in HTML and PDF) are remarkably trim at just 252 pages (congratulations to Brian Kwong whose wizardry led him to the Read more about Spring ’15: Release Notes Digest[…]
Although it feels very premature to be thinking about Spring already, before the holiday season has even arrived, you will know by now that things move quickly in the world of Salesforce. And so, despite it only being mid-December, we must already turn our attention to February’s upcoming Spring ’15 release. We can expect the Read more about Spring ’15 Pre-Release: The Treasure Hunt Is On![…]
This year’s Dreamforce event hasn’t even run its course yet, and already there is much buzz in the community around some of the new features that have been announced. Here we will give a brief, immediate reaction to one that we believe is the future of declarative development on the Salesforce platform – the Read more about Process Builder: Welcome to the Future of Point-and-Click[…]
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![…]
Over the last few weeks and months, you’ll have seen any number of blogs previewing upcoming features in Salesforce’s Summer ‘14 release. But often it’s only when a new release is live and in-use that some of its most interesting features and use cases begin to stand out. So now that all Salesforce orgs have Read more about Summer ’14 Tips and Tricks[…]