I keep on struggling with the Einstein enabled Developer orgs. This time I’ve faced an issue while following the Einstein Discovery Classic Data Integration module. And the bump on the road came in yet another unexpected place – integration of the Salesforce Dataset. You would think among all the data sources available this would be […]
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Tricky Trailhead module you would never expect to be – Share CRM Data with Your Partners
The usual modules that set some bumps in the way of completing it are the parts of the Superbadges section, I mean they were made this way by design. But as it turns out there are some tricky surprises that hiding inside the guided project modules too. The one that got me tripped is a part […]
Pardot Salesforce: Tracker Domain and Vanity URL – what? why? & how?
One of the updates that came with the Spring ’18 Released are related to the Tracker domain. This sounds like a great opportunity to dig into the subject of Tracker domains. What is a tracker domain, why would you need one and how can you set it up in Pardot? Read on to find out.
Quick note on the CURRENCYRATE function (Spring 18′ Release)
This Currency related formula functions very much expected by many users having clients across borders. When it finally came out in Spring 18′ Release I was very optimistic about its functionality – expecting it would return a server value similar to NOW() function. Sadly, it didn’t. What it does is just returns the Exchange rate […]
Pardot Salesforce: Spring 18′ Release Highlights and Certified Pardot Specialist Release Exam
Pardot Release exam is one of the last left in the WebAssessor – most of the others have successfully migrated to Trailhead. Hopefully, Pardot will do so too. In the meanwhile, below are the highlights from the latest release that will help you prepare for the Spring 18′ Release Maintenance exam.
Salesforce License Comparison Matrix – where has it disappear?
Do you remember this nice and neat pdf format of the license comparison with green circles and blue squares? I’m speaking for myself here but I did find it extremely useful and gave a perfect overview of different licenses.
Spring 18′ Release: Time field update
You might have already noticed a new field type in your Org, if not let me introduce you to the Time field released as a private beta in Winter 18′ and as an open Beta in Spring 18′. If you have been curious and gave the private beta a try in your Sandbox or Dev Org […]
3 ways to jazz up your Salesforce using emojis
This day has come, it’s my time to come out of the closet. It took me some time to admit it but I’m ready now. I can’t hide it anymore… I love emojis 🤪🤩 😊 😇 🙃 Here I said it! (it’s not like my favicon have already given me away 😂) Jokes apart, I think that it’s always […]
Spring 18′ Release: 9 new functions that got forgotten in the release notes
SHORT STORY OF A QUEST FOR A MISSING FORMULA DOCUMENTATION One of the things I find really impressive about Salesforce is Documentation. I was always taken aback by the quality and the level of detail that the teams put into it. And up till the last week, I was convinced that if something is not […]
Salesforce Certified Pros Templates for Twitter
I have recently discovered these fancy headers with all the certifications people have all over Twitter. I thought for a while that those were some kind of limited swag that sent to the chosen individuals by Salesforce (like the MVP folks). And then I came across a template that was created by Salesforce and publically […]