About Sales Force Training
Mobile applications, often called mobile apps or just apps, are software programmes or software applications created to be used on mobile devices such as the phone, tablet, or watch. Apps were initially developed for productivity, for example, email, calendar, contact databases, but the public demand for apps led to a quick introduction into other areas, such as a mobile game, factory automation, GPS and location-based services, order tracking and ticket purchases. That way, there is now a multitude of apps that are available.
Technological certifications of this magnitude are quickly becoming indispensable certifications for IT professionals working in a Salesforce ecosystem. This course has been devised to guide you through the difficult Salesforce Certified Administrator Certification process. Our comprehensive training course will arm you with the skills and insights needed, even if you have never logged onto the Salesforce platform previously, in order to be able to confidently take the certification exam. No previous programming experience is required. This is a course that can be done by the young as well as the experienced.
While certifying in this highly demanded field will see you being snapped up by employers in all spheres, Salesforce expertise is becoming one of the highly sought after skills in the job market. Becoming a certified Salesforce developer is not only a challenging task but also a tool for you to demand better and pay jobs and at the same time, sources to more career opportunities.
Course Curriculum
- Introduction to the Cloud Computing
- Evolution of Cloud Computing
- Comparisons with other computing techniques fetchers
- Key characteristics of cloud computing
- Advantages/Disadvantages
- Classification of Cloud Computing
- Based on as a service model
- SAAS (Software as a service)
- PAAS (Platform as a service)
- IAAS (Infrastructure as a service
- Based on deployment or access model
- Public Cloud
- Private Cloud
- Hybrid Cloud
- What is CRM?
- How CRM can help?
- Sales force CRM Navigation terminology
- Compare Salesforce.com CRM with other CRM products
- Customization in sales force .com CRM
- Introduction to sales force CRM Setup tool
- Personal Setup
- App Setup
- Admin Setup
- Sales Cloud
- Service Cloud
- Collaboration Cloud
Project Development Life Cycle
Sales Force Editions
- Set your organization’s language & locale
- Manage currency
Customization
- Create custom profiles & custom fields
- Define dependent pick list
- Customize lookup fields
- Customize validation & formulas
- Customize page layouts
- Customize standard related lists
- Use field-level security
- Define workflow
- Set up workflow rules
- Set up workflow tasks & alerts
- Plan approvals using workflow
- Use the approval wizard – standard vs jump start
- Create workflow approvals
- Create & Manager Users
- Set organization-wide defaults
- Learn about record accessed
- Create the role hierarchy
- Learn about role transfer & mass Transfer functionality
- Profiles, Login History
- Importing overview
- Learn about import solutions & Custom Object records using the data loader
- User mass delete
- Initiate weekly export
- Use storage
- Create custom reports
- Use advanced filters
- Use conditional highlighting
- Use custom summary formulas
- Use dashboards
- Learn about custom objects
- Learn about custom tabs
- Learn about custom web tabs
- The AppExchange
- Install an app
- Delete an app
- Introduction and Tools
- Purpose of Visualfoce
- MVC Architecture
- Variables and Formulas
- Standard Controllers and Standard List Controllers
- Custom Controllers and Controller Extensions
- Using static resources and custom components
- Styling VF pages
- Overriding buttons, links and tabs with VF
- Using JavaScript in VF Pages
- Advanced examples
- Introduction to Apex
- Pupose of Apex
- Collections
- Loops
- Triggers
- Invoking Apex
- Classes, Objects and Interfaces
- Testing Apex
- Dynamic Apex
- Batch Apex
- Debugging Apex
- Deploying Apex
- Developing Apex in managed packages
- What is an sObject
- SOQL and SOSL Queries