Getting Starting with Salesforce for Nonprofits
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Through Salesforce.org, your nonprofit or higher education organization can be granted ten free Salesforce licenses. But what do you do after you receive your licenses and are given a login? We have five steps for you to follow to get up and running quickly towards getting your nonprofit up and successful with Salesforce!
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Getting Starting with Salesforce for Nonprofits
- 1. Getting Started with Salesforce For Nonprofits Five Steps to Get You from Newbie to Awesome! Nik Panter Vice President of Services, Cloud for Good Salesforce MVP @nikpanter
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- 3. Nik Panter - Canadian (Sorry about that) - 20 Years IT Consulting - 15 Years CRM Experience - 10 Years Salesforce Consulting - VP of Services, Cloud for Good - Salesforce MVP 2011-2015 - Lover of the letter ‘O’
- 4. So, Salesforce.org Gave You Free Licenses….
- 5. Now, How Long Before This Happens….
- 6. Free Isn’t Always Free…
- 7. It’s Ok…There Is HELP!
- 8. Five Areas To Help You 1. TRAILHEAD 2. The Power of Us Hub and Success Community 3. User Groups and Nonprofit User Groups 4. YouTube 5. External Assistance
- 9. Trailhead! Available for FREE. Set up a free Developer Account at developer.salesforce.com Continually adding new Trails, Modules and Projects. Get to collect badges!
- 11. Gotta Catch …. Er .... Earn Them All!
- 12. The Power of Us Hub Much like the Success Community, but exclusively for nonprofits Links to specific groups across lines of business, technical function and applications. List of all nonprofit user groups!
- 13. Success Community success.salesforce.com – available to ALL Salesforce users Answers to some heavy Salesforce questions, Help and Training and Ideas live here Great Salesforce.com documentation
- 14. User Groups
- 15. YouTube…It’s Everywhere You Have Been
- 18. Partners
- 20. thank y u
Editor's Notes
- #3: Key Takeaway: We are a publicly traded company. Please make your buying decisions only on the products commercially available from Salesforce. Talk Track: Before I begin, just a quick note that when considering future developments, whether by us or with any other solution provider, you should always base your purchasing decisions on what is currently available.
- #4: Little old me. Brings out both my experience and joke about Pr-oh-ject and Pro-oh-cess.
- #5: Key Speaking points: - Salesforce.org has grant of 10 EE licenses for 501c(3) organizations in the US, or similar throughout the world. - Usually a very happy time … cause $15,000 woth of free licenses is a good reason to get happy
- #6: Key Speaking points: - There’s a famous canadian band called Arrogant Worms who sang “Canada’s really big” - And I am saying that Salesforce is like Canada in that aspect. - Frustration isn’t caused by the fact that “it’s hard”, it’s caused by “where do I start”
- #7: Key Speaking points: Free puppies are never free, but they are damned cute. You have to buy food, newspaper, vet costs, new couch when they destroy it…
- #8: Key Speaking points: The five points I am about to give are a mixture of things you can do personally, although two of them get help from the ‘community’ Other people can be your superheroes in arms as well. Make sure you use them.
- #9: Key Speaking points: Overview of five areas to talk on
- #10: Key Speaking points: Trailhead is free and available at trailhead.salesforce.com Allows you to get a breadth of experience. Dip your toes into the ocean of features. Not meant to be an extremely deep dive, but a starting point.
- #11: Key Speaking points: Multiple trails you can complete (broken into Admin, Dev and User along with beginner, intermediate and advanced) The two trails I recommend to complete for new admins
- #12: Key Speaking points: gamification. Always fun to collect badges There are time-sensitive badges you can collect as well, such as Catter, Back to the Future Day and Get Ready for DF 15.
- #13: Key Speaking points: Power of Us Hub is a community explicitly for nonprofits Check out the Chatter Groups to find those that truly will help and appeal to you and your organization. Can ask questions specific to NPSP, NGOC, etc.
- #14: Key Speaking points: Salesforce community, with close to 2 Million users. Great resource for Salesforce questions, documentation, as well as Help and Training and the IdeaExchange. All User Group chatter groups live here.
- #15: Key Speaking points: Add map for location you are speaking on. If there is no nonprofit specific group in your area, join the Salesforce group Great way to network, meet ‘birds of a feather’, ask questions to people in person. NP Groups in this picture… Michigan, Ohio, Philadelphia, New York, Washington DC and Toronto.
- #16: Key Speaking Points: YouTube feels old school these days, but it has a plethora of videos to watch. Salesforce.org does have a channel Youtube.com/salesforcefoundation Collection of how to’s, updates and marketing videos from last 6 years.
- #17: Key Speaking Points: Sometimes yourself and the community isn’t enough. That’s where paying for external assistance comes into play. Salesforce University – classes online and in person to help you go deep on a product or feature set. Is a class for NPSP. $1,700 for a 2 day session. Will be in NYC mid January (20 and 21).
- #18: Key Speaking Points: First ever learning convention. Las Vegas in March Can get $300 off with coupon (go see the University booth)
- #19: Key Speaking Notes: Partners are listed on salesforce.org website. Can get ideas on size, number of projects, number of certified individuals, and reviews on the AppExchange.
- #20: Answer questions