What is OneNote Notes?
OneNote notes are converted to Salesoforce notes and attached as notes to Salesforce records (requires that Salesforce notes are enabled) OneNote notes are converted to PDF files and attached to Salesoforce records. OneNote notes are converted to HTML pages and attached to Salesforce records.
Does CloudHQ automatically upload OneNote notes to Salesforce?
cloudHQ will automatically (and completely transparently to you) upload your OneNote notes to your Salesforce account. cloudHQ will also automatically attach your notes to appropriate Salesforce records. All updates in OneNote will be automatically and immediately uploaded into Salesforce.
How to Track Google Alerts in Slack, Trello, or Almost Any App
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About OneNote
Microsoft OneNote is a note-taking app that makes it easy to capture and save ideas, images, audio recordings, and anything else you need to remember.
About Salesforce
Salesforce is a leading enterprise customer relationship manager (CRM) application.
Create your own Integration
Connect OneNote and Salesforce the way you want. Start by selecting the trigger and action events listed here.
Run Workflows
Connect OneNote and Salesforce with your other apps and run workflows across them. Trigger workflows automatically when things happen in any of the apps.
Why Automate.io?
iPaaS products that connect multiple apps have been costly and complicated to use. Automate.io brings the same power to small businesses at economical price so you can automate away your tedious & repetitive tasks once and for all.
Passed my first architect cert today (Integration Architecture Designer)
2nd attempt, I failed it the first time, in total cost me $600 out of my own pocket. If the proctor could see me when I got results, they would have seen me jump and shout with joy.
Passed the App Builder exam today first try, here are my thoughts and what helped my prepare
Background: I am a technical writer who just got a job working for a company that develops Salesforce solutions. The company requires that everyone obtain at least the App Builder certification. I had never worked with Salesforce before I started, and my first day was June 14th meaning I studied for about a month before I passed.
Do any of you worry about Salesforce as your career path long term?
Considering that Salesforce has become its own ecosystem and people are investing so much of their time into upskilling, do you worry about the long term prospects of your experience and how it carries into the future?
Salesforce Open Source MVP's Episode 2: Learn How to Untangle your Org's Dependencies Quick and Easy with Pablo Gonzalez's HappySoup.io!
Hey Everyone! For the second episode of my Open Source MVP series, that highlights some of the most incredible open source developers out there in the eco-system, I was lucky enough to be able to speak with Pablo Gonzalez, the creator of the extremely impressive open source application, Happy Soup!
What should I be learning on my downtimes as an Admin??
I started working at a tiny company with maybe ~90 users and requests I get are pretty simply (even for someone like be with no experience).
How to get CPQ experience without CPQ?
Simple enough question. I've already done the relevant trailheads. But on interviews for the types of companies I'm focused on, CPQ is the hot topic and everyone wants a full CPQ implementation experience, in addition to the usual Sales and Service clouds, and related marketing and sales systems like Hubspot, Tableau, Zoominfo, etc.
Unofficial SF components
I’m thinking of using the UnofficialSF Process to Flow App, but I’m curious to hear other people’s experiences with it and other UnofficialSF components. Specifically, I’m looking at the two base packs required for the Process to Flow component app.
So tired of blogs
Maybe its just me, but does anyone else get extremely tired of trying to look up functionality or usage and just getting dozens upon dozens of 'Salesforce Blogs' that are just copy/pasted text straight from the SF docs with absolutely nothing added?
Passed Platform Developer I Today!
Know that up until today I spent a lot of time reading through this Reddit, and in particular, was looking for posts about the platform dev exam, so posting here to give folks that content if they're looking for the same thing.
Decided to combine my love of game design with Salesforce
I have seen a few other people make games with Salesforce over the years. Last weekend I felt inspired to improve my Apex and Lightning developer skills and I figured what better way than to do it in a fun way!
Salesforce Development Tutorial (LWC): How to Generate a PDF from a Lightning Web Component
Hey everyone! In this weeks video tutorial I go over how to generate PDFs from an LWC! Not everyone needs a tool as robust as Conga or Nintex DocGen to do this. Sometimes all you need to do is generate a list of opportunities or a maybe a product catalog.
Some Flow solutions that might also be useful for you
Hi all, I published some new Flow solutions today to solve the cases submitted through our website.
Love those ah-ha moments!
I am an admin, so still incredibly amazed at myself when I can solve the developer’s issue that they couldn’t!
How did you get your foot in the door as an Admin??
I've spent the last 6 months learning Development in APEX but felt I wanted to learn the Admin side as well then transition into development. I got my PD1 certificate and right now studying and learning the Salesforce UI and hopefully take Admin (201) exam next month.
How to Track Google Alerts in Slack, Trello, or Almost Any App
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The Journalist's Guide to Keeping Track of Local Subreddits
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The journalist's guide to tracking social media mentions on Slack
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Find Out When Your Website is Linked to on Reddit
Want to find out every time your website is linked to on Reddit? It turns out Reddit offers an RSS feed for just that. Here's how to find that feed and how to use it to add notifications for Reddit mentions to Slack or almost any other app. Journalists and...
About OneNote
Microsoft OneNote is a note-taking app that makes it easy to capture and save ideas, images, audio recordings, and anything else you need to remember.
