Category Archives: Salesforce Services

Importing Customers/Prospects of Sage ERP X3 into Salesforce

This is in continuation to our last Introduction to GUMU Salesforce – Sage ERP X3 Integration post. This is one of the key features of our GUMUTM Salesforce – Sage ERP X3 Integration solution which helps to import Sage ERP X3 Customer/Prospects into Salesforce. Import Customers/Prospects functionality is one-time process where user can import Customer/Prospect from Sage… Read More »

Using Formula Fields in Triggers

For one of our projects, we were adding some grouped products in the “Opportunity Products” object through our custom visualforce page. This seemed a very simple technical implementation. Though it would give us ‘NULL’ reference error when our custom page would try to insert the product records in the opportunity. However, it worked seamlessly for… Read More »

Experience Salesforce1 on desktop

In today’s scenario, it has become very important to create applications that are mobile compatible. It is not always feasible for the developers to check the appearance of their pages time and again on a mobile device. Thankfully, Salesforce provides a way to check the page functionality of Saleforce1 without logging into the mobile device.… Read More »

Mass Email Salesforce Users

Our GUMU™ SAGE ERP Integration for Salesforce (Sage 100, Sage X3/EM and Sage 300) is a real-time bi-directional link. Using GUMU™ user can synch data between Salesforce to Sage ERP and vice versa. Salesforce provides a very useful feature of mass emailing all the users. This can come in handy whenever an administrator wishes to send out a message or… Read More »

Trailhead – A new way to learn Salesforce

Salesforce earlier started a new tool on developer community named “Trailhead”. Currently, this is in beta mode and Salesforce is adding more features into it. What is “Trailhead”? Trailhead has broken down the Salesforce 1 platform into various sections known as “modules” and these are further divided into units so that one can learn those… Read More »