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Title: Salesforce to Salesforce: Getting Started Guide


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Salesforce to Salesforce Getting Started Guide
Adi Kuruganti November 14th, 2007
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    statements of historical fact could be deemed
    forward-looking, including any projections of
    subscriber growth, earnings, revenues, or other
    financial items and any statements regarding
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    operations, statements of belief, any statements
    concerning new, planned, or upgraded services or
    technology developments and customer contracts or
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  • The risks and uncertainties referred to above
    include - but are not limited to - risks
    associated with the integration of Sendia
    Corporations technology, operations,
    infrastructure and personnel with ours
    unexpected costs or delays incurred in
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    could adversely affect our operating results and
    rate of growth any unknown errors or limitations
    in the Sendia technology any third party
    intellectual property claims arising from the
    Sendia technology customer and partner
    acceptance and deployment of the AppExchange and
    AppExchange Mobile platforms interruptions or
    delays in our service or our Web hosting our new
    business model breach of our security measures
    possible fluctuations in our operating results
    and rate of growth the emerging market in which
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    history our ability to hire, retain and motivate
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Agenda
  • High Level Business Overview
  • Feature Details
  • Next Steps

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Cross-Company Integration Extremely Difficult
Application Integration Difficult
Cross-Company Integration Extremely Difficult
Gartner Example Total Labor Hours 11,430
hours Cost 1.4 million
Gartner Example Total Labor Hours 25,700
hours Cost 4.5 Million
October, 2007
Source Gartner, Determining Return on
Investment for Integration Brokers
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Introducing
Share Data Directly With Your Partners on
Salesforce
Update
Subscribe
Invite
Share
with two or more companies using a shared
multitenant system, data exchanges become
checkbox simple..Corporations can start
exchanging data as easily as individuals share
information in a social network like Facebook
http//www.roughtype.com/archives/2007/10/multiten
ancy_an.php
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35,000 customers. One Network. Instant
Integration.
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Share Data from Any Application with a few Clicks
Supply Chain
Any Department
ERP
CRM
Finance
Opportunities Leads
Orders Invoices Status
Deliveries Schedules Projects
Invoices Contracts
Any Information
Multi-Tenant Platform
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Customers are using it and love it
- Vice President Marketing, Bluewolf
- Director Sales Operations, DoubleClick
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Agenda
  • High Level Business Overview
  • Feature Details
  • Next Steps

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1. Provision Salesforce to Salesforce licenses
  • Account Executive provisions Maximum Salesforce
    to Salesforce Connections via the order entry
    process
  • Product name Salesforce to Salesforce for UE
    (EE)
  • Provisioning licenses only necessary if customer
    is sending invitations (acceptance is free)
  • Only UE/EE/Platform editions may invite, all
    editions may accept (including PE/GE)

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2. Enable Salesforce to Salesforce Org preference
  • Administrators may enable Salesforce to
    Salesforce by accessing it in the setup tree.
  • Once the Org preference is enabled, it cannot be
    disabled
  • All participating orgs need to turn this
    preference on

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3. Customize your communications on Salesforce to
Salesforce
  • Email templates available once the Salesforce to
    Salesforce org preference is enabled
  • The templates can be customized and may include
    company logo, header etc (use html format when
    creating email template)
  • The customized invitation email needs to have the
    Connection URL for the contact to complete the
    invitation process

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4. Assign authorized internal users to manage
your companies connections
  • System Administrators and users with Modify All
    Data automatically have this permission enabled
  • All other salesforce profiles need to be given
    this permission by the Admin
  • Permission necessary to access the connections
    tab
  • Permission necessary to send invitation, accept
    invitations and make any changes to connections
  • Permission necessary to create accept views on
    the relevant objects more details in slide 28

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5. Add the Connections tab for profiles with the
Manage Connections permission
  • Connections tab necessary to manage all
    relationships
  • Only users with Manage Connections permission
    can access this tab

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6. Add the External Sharing related list to lead,
opportunity and custom object page layouts
  • External Sharing related list needs to be added
    to shared entity page layouts
  • Shared entities limited to Leads, Opportunities
    and Custom Objects
  • Ability to stop sharing record with a connection
    only available via this related list
  • Note best practice is not to include in portal
    page layouts

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7. Invite a contact to connect as you would on
linkedin
  • Platform/UE/EE licensed orgs may buy connection
    licenses to send invitations
  • Only user with Manage Connections permission may
    send an invitation
  • Only contact with email address may be selected

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8. Contact accepts the invitation
Receives Email
Accepts Invitation
Logs into Salesforce
  • UE/EE/PE/GE and trial orgs may accept invitations
    (org preference needs to be enabled)
  • Only users with Manage Connections permission may
    accept an invitation
  • Acceptance is free

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9. Manage your cross-company relationships using
the Connections tab
  • One connection per relationship
  • Connections may be terminated at any time by
    either side
  • Only users with Manage Connection profile
    permission may access the Connections tab
  • Connection history available for audit tracking

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10. Point and click, flexible, cross-company
integration using the Publish and Subscribe model
  • Opt in and Opt out of object and field sharing
    relationships
  • Each side gets to choose what information to
    share (democratization)

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11. Publish Objects customize updates sent to
other company
  • Limited to Leads, Opportunities and any custom
    object
  • Both sides may publish one or more objects

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12. Publish Fields customize field updates sent
to other company
  • Both sides may publish standard and custom
    fields
  • Both sides may pick and choose which fields to
    send
  • Not supported lookup/reference, formula,
    auto-number and any system audit fields

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13. Subscribe Objects customize updates received
from other company
  • Limited to Leads, Opportunities and any custom
    object
  • Both sides may subscribe to the others objects

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14. Subscribe Fields customize field updates
received from other company
  • Mapping enforces field type, dimension and
    precision
  • Both sides may pick and choose which fields to
    receive updates on
  • Not supported lookup/reference, formula,
    auto-number and any system audit fields

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15. Enforce process and data integrity with
picklist value mapping
  • Ability to map other companys picklist
    (multi-select) values to internal picklist values
  • Values not mapped, automatically come over during
    the insert/update

Realizes dream of flexible process integration
between connected companies
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16. Optional for leads and custom objects use
Queues to automate farming out records to
connections
  • Lead assignment rules may be used with queues to
    farm out leads
  • A connection may be a member of one or more
    queues
  • On assignment, the user has the option to send
    an email notification to the connection owner

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17. Customers can directly farm out records to
their partners
  • Share leads with connections by running
    assignment rules, change owner to queue with
    connections as members or simply forward the
    lead to one or more connections
  • Only published lead fields will be sent (as
    defined by the connection detail)
  • Only one connection may accept the lead (first
    come first serve basis)

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18. Customer can also forward a lead directly
to the partner
  • Only published lead fields will be sent (as
    defined by the connection detail)
  • Decouples entity ownership from connection
    sharing
  • Only one connection may accept the record
    (disappears from other connections)
  • Active share may only be terminated manually
    using the Stop Sharing option on the External
    Sharing related list

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19. Customers can create customized views to
accept records
  • Users with Manage Connections permission can edit
    and create views
  • All other users can access views based on
    assignment (based on roles, groups etc)
  • Section only appears if lead entity has been
    subscribed to by at least one connection
  • Limited fields available to define lead views
    Connection Name, Sent Date, Title, Source,
    Industry, State
  • For Opportunity accept view Connection Name,
    Sent Date, Opp Name, Account Name, Billing City,
    Billing State, Billing Country, Stage, Amount,
    Close Date
  • For Custom Object accept view Connection Name,
    Sent Date and Name

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20. Customers can accept one or more leads from
partners
  • User may accept one or more leads to self by
    selecting the Accept option
  • User may accept and assign one or more leads to
    User/Queue or run assignment rules
  • On acceptance only the following subscribed
    fields come over during the create Last Name,
    Company, First Name, Lead Status, Phone, Email,
    Industry, Source, Title and State
  • Other subscribed fields come over during the next
    update (2mins)

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21. Shared records are synchronized across
organizations
Company A Lead
Company B Lead
Changes tracked in History Audit Trail
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22. Customers can also collaborate on
opportunities with their partners
  • New column on stage history related list to track
    connection updates to amount, probability, close
    date stage
  • Opportunities may be shared with Connections
    using the Forward this opportunity on the
    External Sharing related list
  • Currency on shared opportunities the currency
    has to match for the update to go through. If
    there is no match then the currency field is not
    updated. During insert if the incoming currency
    exists then the new record is created with the
    incoming currency ISO code.

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23. Customers can link incoming opportunities to
new or existing accounts and opportunities
  • New wizard to link an incoming (accepted)
    opportunity to an internal account (or no
    account) and existing/new opportunity
  • Only select fields available during acceptance
    (the rest come over during the first update)
  • Account info (for new accounts) Account Name,
    City, State/Province and Country
  • Opportunity info Name, Amount, Stage, Close
    Date
  • Connection Name and Sent Date

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24. Customers can also share custom objects with
their partners
  • Share custom objects with connections by
    changing owner to queue with connections as
    members or simply forward the custom object to
    one or more connections
  • Distribute incoming custom objects to users or
    queues
  • Ability to link a incoming detail object to a
    master (special lookup feature)
  • Only 3 fields available during accept Connection
    Name, Name (of record) and Sent Date (other
    fields come over during the next update)

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25. Powerful new reporting drives real-time
visibility cross-company
Show me Opportunity records shared with
connections (similar for Leads)
Show me custom object records shared with
connections
Show me Accounts that have connections
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26. Modified history related list and reports to
track updates from other companies
New connection column on lead, opportunity
(stage) and custom object history related list
(only covers fields tracked in history)
Updated history reports (leads, opportunitys and
any custom object)
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27. Drive workflow and apex triggers on shared
records and realize the dream of cross-company
business integration
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28. Define filtered list views to track shared
records on lead, opportunity and custom object
tabs
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Agenda
  • High Level Business Overview
  • Feature Details
  • Next Steps

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Next Steps..
  • Self help guides http//blogs.salesforce.com/prm/
    2007/12/salesforce-to-1.html
  • Press on S2S http//blogs.salesforce.com/prm/2007
    /12/some-press-buzz.html
  • Launch press http//blogs.salesforce.com/prm/2007
    /12/salesforce-to-s.html
  • Admin Preview Link http//blogs.salesforce.com/fe
    atures/2007/10/salesforce-to-s.html
  • Send any questions regarding the service to
    Product Management at s2s_at_salesforce.com

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