Salesforce acquired Slack in December 2020 in what is touted to be the biggest acquisition in the software industry till date with the valuation of US$ 27.7 Billion.
Slack is a collaboration and instant messaging tool (i.e. an enterprise communication platform). It will fall in the category of products like Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts Chat, Cisco Jabber, Workplace by Facebook and others. If you haven’t had a chance to look at Slack yet, here is an introductory video (2:33 minutes).
Salesforce Spring ’21 Release here. And here are all the different ways in which you can familiarize yourself with the new features and functionalities introduced in this release.
Introduced in Salesforce Spring ‘21 release, you can now send rich text emails from Flows in Salesforce. Earlier, you could send email only in plain text when sending an email using Flow’s core ‘Send Email’ action. And to send an email in rich text, you had to use a Classic Email Template of type Custom along with an Email Alert to send it through Process Builder.
After this enhancement Flow is slowly becoming a one-stop-shop for all your automation needs and it hints that Salesforce intends to focus on improving the Flow furthermore in upcoming releases.
Saw a few of my fellow bloggers coming up with their Top <n> posts of the year 2020 and so I thought about publishing one for my blog also.
So here are my top 10 blog posts of the year 2020 based on Google Analytics & PDF Downloads.
If you need to send SMS from Salesforce, you can either buy the ‘Digital Engagement’ add-on from Salesforce or go with a 3rd party solution like Twilio.
Unfortunately, Salesforce currently does not provide a trial version of the Digital Engagement. So in this blog post, we will take a look at how to use Twilio to send SMS from Salesforce. What is nice about Twilio is that it provides different ways to send SMS from a Salesforce Org. For example, you can