Top 5 Benefits of Integrating Salesforce with Your External Storage for File Management
If you have been using Salesforce for a while to boost sales processes and customer experience, you must have heard about the need for ‘external storage integration.’ The high chances are that you have probably ignored learning about that ‘integration’ since it was not relevant to you at that point. But now? Do you think that Salesforce-external […]
Salesforce x OneDrive Integration: A Guide to Make Them Work Hand in Hand
With Salesforce as your CRM platform, the only fact that can be difficult to process is its limited file storage space. There is no escape from this. The one thing that can help you come out of it is creating a foolproof plan. With our decades of experience and rich industry knowledge, we can say […]
7 Reasons Why You Should Store Your Salesforce Files In SharePoint, From An #AwesomeAdmin’s Perspective.
Most Salesforce Admins do not believe when we say that managing documents in Salesforce can be easy and automated. We got them completely as we understand that Salesforce is a bit tricky when it comes to file management. Because the CRM platform comes with limited file storage space, the overgrowth of the files would fail […]
How to Keep Your Salesforce File Storage Unaffected by 3rd-party Apps Generated Documents?
Imagine this scenario. Finally, your dream of starting your own business sees the daylight. Your company hits the market, so you’re keen on taking it forward. You ponder on all ways to start it in full zeal considering different aspects of a business. That is when you came across Salesforce, the #1 CRM in the […]
Exploring Salesforce File Storage Options by Unleashing the Power of XfilesPro
Being the #1 CRM in the world, Salesforce is the most preferred platform to run business by enterprises from multiple industries. Running a big business comes with incoming files on a daily basis. With the piling up of files, the need for optimizing file storage has become very important. Organizations have highly dependent policies on […]
