
The New Lightning Flow Builder is Almost Here!
On February 8-9, along with the SFDC Spring ’19 release, the new Lightning Flow Builder (already live in Sandbox) will arrive in your Salesforce instance.
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On February 8-9, along with the SFDC Spring ’19 release, the new Lightning Flow Builder (already live in Sandbox) will arrive in your Salesforce instance.
The Spring ’19 Release brings major increases to data storage for Salesforce orgs. Starting in March, orgs will begin to see a shift from 1GB to a whopping 10 GB in storage.
On Tuesday, Salesforce announced the new Flow Builder, coming with the Spring ’19 release. This feature is a perfect example of why being 100% native gives Lane Four users a lot to be excited about.
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We’ve written before about how businesses need to consider making the move to Lightning as soon as possible. Yesterday’s Salesforce World Tour in New York
Years ago, Salesforce released a feature called “Campaign Influence” with the promise of allowing you to track campaign ROI directly in Salesforce. Unfortunately, this feature
Salesforce already offers out-of-the-box product and price books. It works well, plus, the product selection interface is getting a makeover in the next release (according