Tracking revenue is crucial for any company — after all, you can’t know if you’re making money if you’re not paying attention to what’s coming in. There are a few different ways to view revenue data, and the preferred method is usually based on the company's sales cycle, the size of the market the company is trying to capture, and the different channels of revenue coming in. These factors ultimately shape which metrics are important for the company.

Duplicate management is a super important part of your data plan, and helps to avoid data messes. If you aren't using duplicate and matching rules, you need to hop on the band wagon STAT. There's plenty of great reading out there on the best practices of setting up functional duplicate rules for your business — that's NOT what this article in about. I'm here to show you a nifty little invocable method I wrote to help manage duplicate data ... in flows!

When a Salesforce user implements a customer-facing Experience (Community) Site, they often want to have a custom domain instead of the salesforcedomain.force.com that comes standard with an Experience Site. This is, of course, a great option, but there are a few steps that need to be taken to ensure proper configuration. In this post, we'll demonstrate how to set up a custom URL.

We’ve got kilt-wearers, bee keepers, surfers, hunters, bookworms and coders, and they all play a part in defining the culture of Kicksaw.

Kicksaw got its start rather unexpectedly. Read our origin story, told by co-founder Kyle Morris, and learn where we’re headed next!