If you use Salesforce or a platform like Fonteva, then you are probably well aware of the Salesforce Spring ‘20 release, which came out on February 17, 2020. Although releases are a regular Salesforce event.
Let’s start by answering the question – what is technical writing? Technical writing is defined as writing technical communication used in technical and occupational fields. Technical writing is a way of communicating steps for technology in a user friendly manner.
It’s inevitable. In every implementation of a new AMS solution, we eventually come to the question of what information needs to be collected for particular transactions – joining, registering, subscribing, etc.
In this Podcast, Justin talks with Elizabeth Weaver Engel, CEO and Chief Strategist at Spark Consulting, and Shelly Alcorn, Chief Operating and Curriculum Officer about their white paper, “Blockchain for Associations: Separating the Hype from the Promise.”
In the previous blog we made the case for a business hub for your association. In this blog we will go over implementing the hub with free open source software.
In this podcast, Justin Burniske chats with Rhea Steele, Chief Operating Officer of DECA Inc. on how to strategically implement new software systems at your association and how to successfully facilitate the change management that occurs with the implementation of systems.
Learn how to create scalable and sustainable integrations between your association’s many systems through the implementation of a business hub.
Roses are red, Violets are blue, We love Salesforce reports And we hope you do too!
Following the Complicated Integrations Made Easy with Zapier – Part 1 article, we will now look at how we can leverage Zapier to easily build an integration with no actual coding.
The transition of your Salesforce organization from Salesforce Classic to Lightning Experience (LEX) can seem like be a daunting change with a lot of unknown, but there’s a lot to be excited about.