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Hi,

We are looking for someone to migrate us from the standard salesforce community layout for cases to a format that matches salesforce own case layout.

Here are some examples
- when you submit a case there is a cancel and next button within salesforce
- when you submit a case you are displayed a list of knowledge answers before the case is submitted within salesforce
- when you submit a case the "save and close" "save and new" etc buttons that make no sense and are not in the salesforce own implementation, need to be removed

We will work with you to come up with the complete spec of requirements. But the key here is to make it the same as salesforce.

ie we want it to work the same way salesforce does - this can be done by building custom force.com pages


you MUST have experience with force.com and salesforce community to win this job - there will many on going customization tasks after this one

job can be found here
https://www.odesk.com/o/jobs/job/_~01e3bd81b14b666f01/
  • March 02, 2014
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when will this be possible? otherwise we need to build everything by hand for coummunities
any advise from salesforce?
  • March 01, 2014
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Hi,

 

We have a process where customers need to submitted / upload scanned documents via a force.com app

Is it possible to store the documents externally via Google Docs OR Amazon S3 services?

 

There will be 100's of jpg scanned docs per week uploaded via the application.

 

Appreciate any advise on best practice.

 

Many thanks

Matt

  • March 08, 2011
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Hi,

 

Background:

 

We want to setup a way for us to communicate with our partners. Our sales process is complex and takes up to 6 weeks. Hence we want to provide back to partners on the stage.

 

Our requirements are

- 400 to 600 company logins

- logins will be usually a 1- 5 times a year only

- ability to create a lead

- ability to see if a lead is qualified / unqualified

- ability to see the opportunity stage of the qulaiifed lead

 

The problem we have is the partner portal is $600 per user per year.  This would cost us around $360,000 per year, for a partner to submit a few leads and track the progress.

 

 

Currently we "Authenticated sites" as our online signup - this a form that then creates an opportunity for our sales rep. The customers can then log back in and update the form during the sales process.

 

My question:

If we build a simple site for partners as we did with our signup (which seems a shame as partner portal does all we want) can we attach the "authenticated site user" with the multi leads and opportunities via a record type?

 

Seems there is a lot of work for us to make something very simple. The big question is can a authenticated user be LINKED to multiply opportunities and leads?

 

http://www.mansasys.com/v2/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/features.jpg (could not find this on salesforce.com)

It seems that using the self service portal or the customer portal we can NOT ceate the lead for our sales team.

 

 

OR is there just a better way of making a simple way for partner to submit leads and track the progress of the leads?

 

 

Many thanks!

Matt

 

  • March 08, 2011
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when will this be possible? otherwise we need to build everything by hand for coummunities
any advise from salesforce?
  • March 01, 2014
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Hi,
 
I would like to be able to have the case "status" field value change to "Updated" if the "New Self-Service Comment" field gets set to true. 
 
The "status" field is currently set up as a Pick List.
 
Is there a way to change the "status" field automatically to a value (that is already in the pick list) when "New Self-Service Comment" is selected (true)?
 
Thank you,
 
Catharine
I have a Force.com site set up, which will be used by un-authenticated users. My site automatically has two domians associated with it

http://mydomain.force.com
https://mydomain.secure.force.com

Since users will be making purchases (using a credit card) through this site, I would like to force them to use the secure version. The URL Redirect settings on the site don't allow me to do redirects at the domain level, however, and the documentation that I have found regarding forcing HTTPS refers to users who are logged in. 

Is there a way to redirect un-authenticated users to https://mydomain.secure.force.com when they attempt to access http://mydomain.force.com?
  • February 27, 2014
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