#SFDOSprints7 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?

It is with great excitement that now, three years after Outbound Funds was created, one of the initial goals for the app will be achieved, Outbound Funds will transition out of Open Source Commons and become a Salesforce.org open source product! Though Outbound Funds will transition to new leadership, it will remain the free, open source, community-driven product that we all know and love😍.

Outbound Funds will now be positioned to serve the Salesforce ecosystem alongside existing open source products that the community trusts and relies on every day like NPSP, EDA, and PMM. Going forward Salesforce will oversee the development, support and roadmap for Outbound Funds, in collaboration with a community advisory group. Outbound Funds users will soon have access to push updates, official Salesforce support, and documentation within the Power of Us Hub Knowledge tab. The package will not change so existing users will not need to transition to a new package. Users on version 1.15 or above will be set up to receive push updates. Anyone on previous versions will need to upgrade to 1.15 to do so.

Together with Salesforce.org, we have a shared vision to expand the visibility of Outbound Funds and expose the amazing work happening within our Salesforce Community to an even larger audience. We know the accessibility and flexibility of the Outbound Funds product lends itself to being extended in numerous ways and we are excited to see what a dedicated team can do with the foundation we’ve built. 

From the team that has built Outbound Funds to date, this is not a goodbye. It’s a “see you soon”.  We’ll see you on vision calls. We’ll see you at Sprints. We’ll see you at keynotes. While the leadership may be changing, the team that has built Outbound Funds will continue to work alongside Salesforce.org to be the voice of the community and to partner with them as they support, enhance and add to the Outbound Funds product to take it to new and exciting places that a team of volunteers could only dream of.

Good Morning Everyone - I hope y'all are staying healthy, sane, and happy (I know those don't always go together) - - I am a board member and Salesforce Administrator for Atlanta Pride. I am currently looking for guidance on grant management. We will often have both incoming and outgoing grants. How has everyone else maintained this? (I see the great inbound grant management via opportunity)..

I see that there is this solution on the

Time for a #Friday Shout Out​!

Let's take a moment to reflect on the week and give a shout out to another community member who helped you out or just someone you think deserves some thanks!

#Friday Shout Out​ to everyone who asked questions and participated during the Nonprofit Cloud Ask Me Anything yesterday with David Ragones! There were some really tough, meaty questions being posed, and it just shows how engaged and passionate this community is. Never feel like you can't ask the tough questions -- this community is YOURS and we are here to help and support you! If you were not able to join live, you can scan through the group and check out the questions and answers that came up in the group: @Nonprofit Cloud Ask Me Anything Archive​ 

#Friday Shout Out​ to @Caroline Renard​ for always hosting the most timely, relevant #Hub Office Hours​ -- make sure to check out the recording from last week's session on End-of-Year Reporting, with @Skye Tyler​ @Steve Molis​ @Barbara Christensen​ and @Gorav Seth​ and join the group for future sessions @Hub Office Hours​.

>> Anyone else have a #Friday Shout Out​ ​​​​to give?

Save the date Sprinters! We're coming to a city near-ish you in 2020, and we can finally officially announce where and when! Tell your friends, your co-workers, your boss! Put a hold on your calendar, and join us for some amazing community contribution in action.

2020 Open Source Community Sprints:

• Atlanta, GA - March 30th - April 1st, 2020 (Reg open now!)
• Seattle, WA - August 10th - 12th, 2020 (Reg opens in May)
• Austin, TX - December 9th - 11th, 2020 (Reg opens in September)

We're set to see huge impact be delivered to our Nonprofit and Education open source communities this year, and we want you to be a part of it. Every voice is crucial, and no contribution is too small. Not only do great ideas come from unexpected or quiet voices, but from questioning certainty and expertise. Our approaches and decisions are most effective when informed by diversity and inclusivity.

See you there!

@Community Events​ 

@Nonprofit Success Pack​ 

@Volunteers for Salesforce (V4S) App​ 

@Education Data Architecture​ 

#SFDOSprints​ 

@Open Source Partner Success Forum​ 

@Hub Heroes​ 

@Salesforce MVPs in the Hub​