Can you imagine how many mouse clicks you can save by being able to edit Salesforce data inline; without hitting the button and refreshing the screen so many times? Inline data editing has long been a desire of a huge number of users. It adds convenience, saves time, and look at the features they’ve thought
Just when I thought the new Date Picker in Salesforce.com Summer 07 was super convenient, I learned of the shortcuts they put in. Nice! Now when you click on a date field, you can type shortcuts to auto-fill the date. See some of these examples. Examplesmm-dd = that month and day, this yearmm/dd = that
Though I am one who lusts after an iPhone, I’m not one who will run out and get one anytime soon. Author and blogger, Paul Greenberg has opened up a little competition or bakeoff when it comes to CRM apps running on an iPhone. He’s inviting EBSuite, Etelos, HEAP, NetSuite, and Salesforce.com to show off
It’s great when something that secretly annoys you is fixed, eliminated, or otherwise changed into something much better. That’s the way I feel about the new date picker coming out with the Summer 07 release of Salesforce next month. It used to be that to pick a date on a date field, you had to
Internet connection speeds have evolved in recent years to blinding speeds. Today, we’re used to information delivered fast. But what is your patience threshold? How impatient do you get waiting for your browser to render the content you want to see? I often resort to finger tapping or humming a little tune while waiting for my
How do you get into Salesforce.com? Do you have it bookmarked? Is it saved on your desktop? Do you just type it each time? Is it on your Google Homepage or maybe on My Yahoo? Any way you get there, how quickly can you get yourself logged into Salesforce to do your work? Here’s what
You’ve busy qualifying a lead or some other activity in your browser and you need to quick look something up in Salesforce. How do you find it quick? Adding Salesforce as a search engine is how and the Google Toolbar makes it quick and simple. If you don’t already have it, download the Google Toolbar
My browser hits dozens of sites each day, whether work related or personal. In order to provide a personal browsing experience, each one wants to know who I am. Obviously certain applications like Salesforce.com use identity to ensure I see what I’m supposed to and nothing more. My problem is, each site has one or