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Commons Project: Admin Skills/Roles

Archived. Open Source Community Sprint project focused on creating resources for nonprofit Salesforce Administrators to improve their skills and advance their careers and their organization's mission.

Lead Assignment Process

Overview

The goal is to automate the assignment of leads among agents based on priority levels, ensuring that each agent receives a maximum of 30 leads per day distributed as follows:

 

8 leads with Priority P1

10 leads with Priority P2

12 leads with Priority P3

 

This assignment will occur daily for a potentially large set of leads (It might be 1000+ or something, we dont need the lead count or when it created or updated ).

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  1. Oct 24, 2024, 3:36 PM

    Hello @Hemanth Sunkara,

    To automate lead assignment based on priority levels in Salesforce, follow these steps:

    1. Create Custom Fields: Add a "Priority" field to your Lead object with values P1, P2, and P3.
    2. Create Assignment Rules: Use lead assignment rules to define how leads are assigned based on priority.
    3. Use Apex for Automation: Write an Apex batch class that runs daily. This class should:
      • Query leads by priority.
      • Count assigned leads for each agent.
      • Assign new leads while ensuring no agent exceeds their daily limit (8 for P1, 10 for P2, 12 for P3).
    4. Schedule the Batch Job: Use the Salesforce scheduler to run your batch class daily.

    Regards

    Sunny Patwa

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hello dear Admins, hope everyone is having a great weekend. Please will like to find out if anyone could give any tips on searching for volunteer opportunities in the non profit sector?

 thank you guys

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  1. Mar 11, 2024, 11:08 AM

    Hoping this note finds you well.

    My name is Gilad Goren and I serve as ED of the NatureX Foundation.

    We're a nonprofit members alliance, sector intelligence unit and accelerator working to push us to effective coexistence with nature. We do this by pushing forward nature tech technology into mass adoption - the only way we can redibley drive the needed funding to end nature loss and reverse biodiversity extinction.

    We're a small but mighty team that is garnering some meaningful impact already. As a result, we need to upgrade our CRM game. We've recently received the nonprofit success pack and I'd be keen for your support in helping us bring it to life.

    We're currently on Hubspot, and so it would be a transition, plus proper set-setup of the Salesforce configuration. On-going, admin would be most appreciated as well. We can explore what that means going forward of course.

    Let me know if this might be of interest to you!

    Best,

     

    Gilad

    gilad@naturetechcollective.org

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Hello everyone, please could you help me by indicating the necessary structure/documents of a "state of the art" report for the current Hierarchy of roles in an organization. 

Thank you very much for your help.  

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  1. Oct 21, 2022, 6:37 PM

    We've been to Baltimore, but not DC itself. We used to host our events in hotel ballrooms, so always tended to host in cities more accessible to our Nonprofit community, cost wise, and ones that were generally within driving distance from other large cities. 

     

    Since we've come back post-covid we host in Salesforce office spaces where they have enough space to hold about 100 Sprinters which are generally the towers in bigger cities. It's very possible we could come to DC in the future if there is a space we can use.

     

    For virtual, during covid we held 100% virtual events, but for the upcoming November Sprint in SFO, we're piloting our first hybrid experience. Sign up before Thursday if you're interested in participating with us on Nov 2nd and 3rd :)

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Heads up OSC Teams and volunteers! 

 

Because of this move, existing links to the Open Source Commons documentation on the Power of Us Hub site will no longer be accessible after July 15th. There will NOT be a redirect in place for our docs, so any prior link directed to the Hub will result in the "We Moved" page message. 

 

New OSC Doc link (on Salesforce Help & Training site)

 

I've updated the group side panel with the new links, but please do the same in your group(s) if you've linked to them. 

 

Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!

 

FYI @Kristiane Kindle

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Hey Everyone,

 

As you will have no doubt noticed, we didn't have a presence at the most Sprint which happened last week. I wanted to put a quick post out there to see what the thoughts were of contributors for the future of this group.

 

There's a couple of options really. The first is that we can work to continue to have a presence in the OSC Sprint Community, with that comes the need to reestablish ourselves a little bit. The second option is we can wrap our ongoing project and close off the group with the possibility of re-opening it if and when there is a need for it.

 

With that in mind, I'd love to hear your thoughts. I'd also love to hear if you would be interested in a working session being organised to work on the ongoing project of getting the document we had been working on covering core Admin Skills and getting that into a place where we can publish it online.

 

Let me know what you think in the comments, or feel free to get in touch with me online.

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We are once again gathering our incredibly engaged community of Customers, Partners, and Employees together virtually for two days of community connection, skill building, and contributions.

 

Registration coming soon - watch this space!

 

@Salesforce.org Nonprofit Events

@Salesforce.org Education Events

@Salesforce.org MVPs

@Salesforce.org System Administrators

@Salesforce.org Customer Success

@Nonprofit and Education MindShare

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My manager asked me to update my travel and conference budget for next year. I have a line item in there for sprints, but I'm never sure if she understands how unique and important to me they are, especially since I am expected to pursue conferences that mostly deal with philanthropy subject matter. I took the opportunity to rearticulate why they are important to me in my reply back, and thought it might be helpful to share:

 

"By the way, thank you for supporting my participation in Sprints. I find them incredibly energizing and I always learn tidbits that help my thinking at WPF. Also, the relationship building with consultants at other firms (besides [our SI]) has helped me to better set expectations about SF consultants and gut check our decisions (for example, not choosing [app exchange product]). Anyway, it's a delight to know that WPF supports knowledge building and sharing in this unconventional way, and I wanted to reiterate that it's not something I take for granted!"

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Hi Everyone,

 

So, following on from the EMEA Sprint on Tuesday, I've update the Github Repo.

 

It now includes the names of those who participated in the Sprint, what they contributed to and the outcomes we achieved.

 

I just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who participated we had 18 Sprinters who contributed to one or more aspects of the work that we did at this Sprint in total. It was a really a great day, I hope to be able to do this again sometime soon.

 

For now ... here's some key headlines to cover what we did at this Sprint:

 

  • 18 Sprints in All
    • 2 Group Leaders
    • 16 Contributors
  • 14 Sprinters in the Group were Sprinting for the first time (equaling 78% of the group).
  • 4 Sprinters have Sprinted before at other Community Sprints (22% of the group).
  • We worked on two documents.
    • One was the Admin Skills Doc that has been developed at the AMER timezone Sprints:
      • Comments were added on how to improve the document from a global perspective.
      • Other comments have been added about suggested tweaks/improvements to the doc.
    • The other document worked on was the Guidance for Employers Document:
      • Sections were discussed and agreed for inclusion.
        • Introduction/Overview
        • Skills Development
        • Training/Certifications
        • Community Engagement
      • All sections (except the introduction) have had work done on them.

 

So that's the key headlines from this Sprint. Again, thank you so much for joining us. And we'd love to see you again at another Sprint in the future.

 

Please do feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or suggestions that we didn't discuss at the Sprint (I have all of the suggestions noted down).

 

Thanks and Hope to See You Soon,

Mark

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Hi Everyone,

 

For those here attending the EMEA Sprint next week, I've managed to update the GitHub Repository for the project to include a bit of an idea on what we will be working on next week at the Sprint. Please do feel free to ask me any questions about what we will be working on.

 

Looking forward to hopefully seeing you all at the Know-Before-You-Go Session at 4pm.

 

Mark

 

https://github.com/SFDO-Community-Sprints/Admin-Skills-and-Nonprofit-Salesforce-Teams

github.com

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