🚀 Attention Developers and Consultants! 🌐
Ever encountered the CUSTOM_SETTINGS_LIMIT_EXCEEDED exception? We’ve got news for you!
📈 Good news: The Custom Setting Cache has been boosted from 10MB to 20MB for organizations with a minimum of 10 user licenses.
For all the details, check out!
Keep coding smoothly! 💻✨
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Exciting news for Salesforce Developers, Consultants, and Architects! Salesforce has just introduced a game-changing feature: custom error message elements in flows. If you’ve ever wished for a more personalized touch in your flow error messages, your prayers have been answered.
What’s the Buzz?
Salesforce now allows you to inject custom error messages into your flows, tailoring the user experience to a whole new level. This means no more generic error messages – instead, you can provide context-specific information, making troubleshooting a breeze.
How to Get Started:
If you’re eager to explore this feature, ensure you have access to a preview sandbox. Once you’re set up, head straight to the Salesforce Release Notes for a step-by-step guide on creating custom error messages in record-triggered flows.
Why Does It Matter?
Enhanced User Experience: Say goodbye to confusing error messages. Your users will now get clear, concise feedback, improving their overall interaction with your Salesforce application.
Tailored Communication: Customize your error messages to suit different scenarios, ensuring that users understand the problem and can address it effectively.
Efficiency Boost: Streamline your troubleshooting process by providing specific error details, saving time and effort for both developers and end-users.
Are you part of a nonprofit organization looking for an effective way to manage your operations and engage with donors, volunteers, and supporters? Look no further than Salesforce, the world’s #1 Live CRM, which is extending a helping hand to nonprofits in the form of 10 free licenses.
Salesforce, a global leader in customer relationship management, is committed to making a positive impact on society. As part of this commitment, Salesforce offers a valuable gift to nonprofit organizations: 10 free licenses to their powerful CRM platform. These licenses can empower nonprofits to efficiently manage their funds, donors, donations, households, and volunteers, all in one integrated system.
Whether your nonprofit is new to Salesforce or already utilizing the Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP), there are numerous benefits to be gained:
1. Efficient Fund Management: Salesforce enables nonprofits to keep track of funds, allocate resources wisely, and ensure financial transparency.
2. Donor Engagement: Maintain strong relationships with your supporters by tracking their interactions and preferences, which can lead to increased donations and loyalty.
3. Donation Management: Streamline the donation process, making it easier for donors to contribute and for your organization to acknowledge their support promptly.
4. Household Management: Understand the relationships among your donors and manage households effectively, enhancing your personalized engagement.
5. Volunteer Coordination: Simplify volunteer management, from recruitment and scheduling to tracking their contributions, helping you maximize their impact.
If you’re already using Salesforce and NPSP, you can also benefit from additional support and automation to further enhance your nonprofit’s operations.
Hausse IT Solutions is here to assist you in making the most of Salesforce for your nonprofit organization. Reach out to us at marketing@hausseitsolutions.com for a demo or any support you may need. Our team is dedicated to helping nonprofits like yours leverage the power of Salesforce to drive positive change and make a lasting impact on the world.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to streamline your nonprofit’s operations, engage with your community, and achieve your mission more effectively with Salesforce’s 10 free licenses. Get in touch with us today and take the first step toward transforming your nonprofit’s future
The Winter ’24 release of Salesforce brought numerous exciting features and enhancements, but like any major software update, it also brought its share of challenges. One issue that has surfaced since the release went live in production is related to Chatter email notifications. Users have been complaining that they are not receiving emails when they are tagged in Chatter posts. In this blog post, we will explore the problem, its solution, and how users can resolve it by updating their Chatter settings.
Salesforce recognized the issue and provided a solution to address this problem. Users who are experiencing the lack of Chatter email notifications need to update their “From Name” and “Email Address” settings in Chatter. Here’s how they can do it:
By following these steps, users can ensure that their Chatter email notifications are correctly configured and that they will start receiving email notifications when tagged in Chatter posts once again.
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