#Community Sprints2 discussing

Is this the right place to ask about accessing some of the wonderful outputs of these Sprints?

I was really interested in hearing about this a while back:

ANZ Payment Solution Framework:

Focused on creating a decision tree to identify which companies/products could be used to solve local and general use cases. Payments, Receipting and Integrations is top of mind for a lot of people; customers want guidance about where to start, they want simplicity. The team designed a working Flow to help local NGO’s understand what local providers would be a good fit for their unique needs, resources, and skill-sets. And, check out their incredible video to promote their work!

Next Steps: Publish the flow externally so NGO’s can start using it!

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This framework would be incredibly useful. Did it ever get released?

Here’s a quick snapshot of what’s coming soon: .Org-specific Events & Webinars

[Nonprofit]

• Feb 16 - Expert Coaching Sessions: Reports and Dashboards in Nonprofit Success Pack
• Feb 21 - Circle of Success: Account engagement (Pardot) NGO roundtable

[Education]

• NEW: Nominations are Open for Education Summit Awards! (Due Feb 17)

[Both Nonprofit & Education]

• Feb 10, 17, 24 - Virtual Coffee Chat: (8 am PT / 4 pm GMT) [GLOBAL] recurring on Friday
• Feb 22 - Webinar: 7 Key Expectations for a Salesforce Implementation

And more...

• March 2 - Webinar: Reports and Dashboards in Nonprofit Success Pack
• March 2-3 - Community Conference: Snowforce 2023 (Salt Lake City, Utah)
• March 7-8 - In-person event: TrailblazerDX (San Francisco, CA)
• March 15 - Webinar: Salesforce 101: Learn the Basics of Salesforce Configuration
• March 23 - Community Conference: Kiwi Dreaming 2023 (Auckland, New Zealand)
• March 29-30 - Virtual Sprint: Register now!
• March 31 - Community Conference: DreamOlé 2023 (Sevilla, Spain)
• April 11-13 - In-person event: Education Summit (Dallas, TX)
• April 29 - Community Conference: Albanian Dreamin’ 2023 (Tirana, Albania)

ALSO -- this is not ALL that's happening next week. Please also refer to

1. the Salesforce.com Customer Success calendar
2. the Salesforce.org website for additional offerings and
3. the Community Groups page for a community group meeting near your (based on region)
4. the Community Conferences page for community-led “Dreamin” events

#HubCap #CommUpdates #Webinar #Community Sprints

It's almost time for the Atlanta @Salesforce.org Commons & Sprint Events​ -- Mar 30 - Apr 1, 2020 (Registration is now open, below!) We will have scripting, translation, planning, audio, and other videotastic projects for you to join.

If you have a pet piece of NPSP open source documentation you would like to see turned into a short, easy to follow NPSP How-To Video, comment here or reach out to any of the steering committee members. @Bill Florio​ @Kevin Pettitt​ @Katie McFadden​, and me!

REGISTRATION:

http://bit.ly/SFDOAtlantaReg

#Sprint Idea​ ##2020 Sprint Planning​ #Community Sprints​ #NPSP Videography​ 

We just need to track hours and what they worked on and print out weekly or monthly reports.

Any help would be appreciated.

I'm baaaaack! Has there been discussion of an Outbound Funds Contact Role type object? In my use case we have many more people than just the one 'Organization Contact' that we need to track - for example, we need to know who the person is who can sign the grant letter, but other people often need to be cc'ed on the grant letter too. Also, just curious if anyone has done a DocuSign integration yet for their contracts for their awarded outbound funds - would love to hear tips, tricks, gotchas, etc! Thanks! cc @Rachel Garcia James 

Hello sprinters! Many of you know @Tracy Kronzak​ and me from many years in this community, but you may not know that we both currently work on the Success Engagement team at Salesforce.org, in which we engage (😉) during pre-sale to ensure that nonprofits/Higher Ed institutions new to Salesforce (or existing ones who are buying new products) have the resources necessary to ensure a successful implementation. We have a lot of resources we've developed as a team whose primary audience is larger organizations, but are always looking to develop more, particularly ones that might speak to a wider audience. We came up with a couple of ideas we thought might be great ones to bring to the Detroit sprint - resources that could be shared widely once completed! We are asking for your feedback on whether you think these might successful sprint projects.

Idea 1: The Ideal Implementation: An in-depth community-sourced articulation of how an implementation project should go, from time of initial engagement with a partner to end of project, and the community's take on what the deliverables need to look like - be it documentation, communication, project management, etc.

Outputs: timeline with components, key milestones where customers have specific expectations, possibly others?

Idea 2: The Ideal Salesforce Team and Jobs: How do smaller and medium sized

organizations and schools create the proper team, internal structures, and job

roles for thinking and acting like a platform/CRM organization?

Outputs: Salesforce team org charts, Center of Excellence structures, templates of sample job descriptions to fill these roles.

We know there was a team at the Long Beach sprint that started working on something related to admin skills and job descriptions - I've connected with @Samantha Shain​ and we believe adding in the above can help continue what began at the last sprint.

Please, tell us what you think! Would you attend either of these sessions above? What might make them even stronger? Do you believe the outputs would be value to our community?

Summer '19 Release Notes!

Adding them to the right nav of the #Summer '19 Release​ topic landing page.

https://releasenotes.docs.salesforce.com/en-us/summer19/release-notes/salesforce_release_notes.htm

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