Learn to Hack It: Top 5 Salesforce Hacks

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Learn to Hack it: Top 5 Salesforce Hacks July 24 th 2014

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Description: Do you want to learn quick ways to convert leads, record calls, guide sales through complicated processes, and more? Of course you do! Join Salesforce admin expert Mike Gerholdt (aka ButtonClickAdmin) as he walks you through the Top 5 Hacks from our very own Community members that will make your Salesforce app run like a dream, driving success for you and your business. The best part is that you can create all these hacks with just clicks, not code! Key Takeaways Convert Leads without creating Opportunities One-click Call recording One-time creation of custom list views Provide a guided sales process Reports on Records Created by Running User Intended Audience: This session is for Salesforce System Administrators, as well as Salesforce Developers, who want to learn great hack tips & tricks. No coding required! Recommended Resources and Videos: https://developer.salesforce.com/en/events/webinars/top-5-salesforce-hacks

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Learn to Hack it: Top 5 Salesforce HacksJuly 24th 2014

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Speaker

Mike GerholdtSalesforce Admin Evangelist

MikeGerholdt

[email protected]

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Have Questions?

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Agenda

Cover 5 Easy Salesforce Hacks

Provide the recipe for each Hack

Demo

Q & A

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Why Salesforce?

IdeaBuild App

Idea

buy & setup

hardware

install complex software

define user

access

build & test

security

make it mobile &

social

setup reporting

& analytics

build app

Traditional Platforms

6-12 Months?

App

App

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Develop, package and instantly deploy apps

Access rich APIs and frameworks

Code in your favorite language

Add fields, design layouts, and manage users

Point-and-click workflow & business logic

Drag-and-drop reports and dashboards

Programmatic Declarative

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Easy Hacks

Convert Lead without an Opportunity

Morph Page Layouts based on Opportunity

Stage

“One-click” Left Voicemail button

Custom List views for all Users

Report on records Last Modified by Running

User

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Convert Lead without creating an Opportunity

Business Case:Leads need to be converted but Opportunities should not be created upon conversion.

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Hack Recipe

Create a Detail Page Button on the Lead Object

Use the following Button URL:

/lead/leadconvert.jsp?retURL=%2F{!

Lead.Id}&id={!Lead.Id}&nooppti=1

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Hack #1: Convert Lead without Opportunity

Lead

Account

Opportunity

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Convert without an Opportunity

Demo

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Morphing Page Layouts on Opportunities

Business Case:Based on the stage of the Opportunity- relevant fields should be at the top and all other fields are read only.

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Hack Recipe

Create Record Types & Page Layout for Each Sales Stage

Create Workflow Rules to Change Record Types based on Stage

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Morphing Page Layouts on Opportunities

Demo

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One-Click “Left Voicemail” Button

Business Case:Users should be able to easily log that they left a voicemail for a lead or contact and have a reminder to call them back 2 days later.

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Hack Recipe

Create a Custom Detail Page Button

Use the the following URL

/00T/e?followup=1&title=Call&retURL=%2F{!

Lead.Id}&who_id={!Lead.Id}&what_i d={!

Lead.Company}&tsk5=Left+VoiceMail&tsk6=Left+a+voi

cemail+for+{!Lead.Name}&tsk5_fu=FU+VM+w+{!

Lead.Name}+from+{!Lead.Company}&tsk4_fu={!TODAY()

+2}

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Task Cheat Sheet

Tasks Field Type ID

Assigned ToIDText

tsk1_lkidtsk1

Subject tsk5

Due Date tsk4

Comments tsk6

For more task & event field URL information:http://phollaio.tumblr.com/post/22058016777/how-to-obtain-a-field-id

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One-Click Left voicemail Button

Demo

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Custom List views for Everyone!

Business Case:List views are becoming cluttered and not unified. Views should run based on the running user.

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Using Salesforce Global Variables

Use global Variables to reference general information about the current user and your organization.

Examples:

$User.Id

$User.Alias

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Hack Recipe

Create 1 Formula Field using the Formula BelowIF ($User.Id = CreatedBy.Id, "TRUE",

"FALSE”)

Create 1 List View

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Custom List Views

Demo

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Report on Records Last Modified by Running User

Business Case:Users need a report that shows all the Contact Records they last modified. This report should look the same and be built by the Admin.

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Hack Recipe

Create 1 Formula Field using the Formula BelowIF ($User.Id = LastModifiedById, 1, NULL)

Create 1 Report

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Last Modified By Report

Demo

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Q&AMike GerholdtSalesforce Admin Evangelist

MikeGerholdt

[email protected]

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