Salesforce - an introduction
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Salesforce offers cloud computing solutions for non-profits that allow them to manage relationships with customers, donors, and beneficiaries through an online platform. It provides 10 free licenses and then 80% off additional licenses, helping non-profits move away from spreadsheets. The platform integrates with third-party tools and payments systems and offers various training and support resources to help non-profits get started with cloud computing.
Salesforce - an introduction
- 1. Salesforce Cloud Computing for Non-Profits
- 2. My Mission Came from Windows centric small business consulting Started working with Google Apps When, Where, Who, What, Why Leaving my legacy
- 3. Cloud Computing Beyond the buzzwords. Cloud Computing Breakfast Cereal? Mantra of Cloud Computing Now. Anywhere. Limitless. Security. Sleep.
- 4. Salesforce If you want the Cloud mantra, you want Salesforce Salesforce.com and the Salesforce.com Foundation 10 Donated Licenses, after that discounted 80% Free as in Puppies / Free as in Beer Escape from Excel Spreadsheet hell Even more powerful when led by dream, not a need
- 5. Nitty Gritty Manage, track, record: all interaction with all customers, donors, beneficiaries, donations, grants, assets. Record unlimited fields on these and your own custom objects. Powerful, accessible reports on everything you do in Salesforce Integrated, third party tools to allow online payments, surveys, customer portal,
- 6. Community Regular NfP London Usergroup Weekly Webinars Phone support & email support Free web-based training, discounted classroom Large network of NfP Consultants
Editor's Notes
- #2: Today you are here because you need a solution, because you want to serve your clients, or track your donations, or help your beneficiaries, all while creating the infrastructure to help your organisation grow. Today youll hear about three different ideas, three different tools, that just might solve your problem. Im here today to introduce one of the solutions, and what I think might be the best solution: Salesforce. But first of all, let me tell you a bit about myself, and how I came to be an evangelist for Salesforce in the Non-profit community.
- #4: Limitless: unlimited scale of users / company size, as well as unlimited complexity and configuration. And that limitless size means, you get the tools paid for by massive companies, and the possibilities needed by complex requirements. Sleep: peace of mind, uninterrupted sleep, not your problem - ever