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Building the digital business case Selecting digital tools that work best for you New websites or content management systems Integrating digital tools and CRM Digital strategy Supporting cultural shift to digital thinking Training and staff development

Subscriptions

Content Management System

Data import layer

API

Political & media

Online Advocacy

Campaign emails

Petitions

MPs

Off-line capture

Data house

Bulk Email

Payments

Public-ations

Help desk

Opera-tions

HR

Survey

Volun-teers

Fin-ance

SMS/Text

Social media

monitor and

broadcast

Website

Member database Events | Education

Stakeholders | Members

IoF National Convention 2013 7

• Manual intervention – rekeying of data between different systems, exports/imports etc.

• Duplicated data for bookings, payments, ecommerce, internal communication etc.

• Clunky and ineffective user experiences • Difficult to monitor and report on impact and outcomes • Data split across all operations – difficult to leverage customer data

for communications and marketing • Frustrated, unhappy users

The Salesforce Effect

International Gold Event 2014

International Events

Before Salesforce:

Booking process

Emails

Fax

Phone

Post

Spreadsheets

Manual invoicing

Manual reconciliation of payments

Before Salesforce:

Managing the Event –The PAIN POINTS

Manual collation of data

Manual bulk and personalised communications

Multiple, unsychronised data sources

No single reporting mechanism

Inefficient customer management and service

International Gold Event 2014

International Gold Event 2014

• The International Gold Event is a global leadership gathering for the immediate next

generation of key decision makers and influencers within The Duke of Edinburgh’s

International Award worldwide.

• Over 100 attendees from around the world – Participants, Donors, Sponsors, National

Directors, Ultra-high Net Worth Individual,etc.

• Held in Korea 2014

After Salesforce

Common interface

Online application form

Information populated straight into Salesforce

Payments taken online or invoiced

Regular email briefings

Second web form with more detailed information

Single and simple reporting mechanism

Single source of truth

How did we get there?

Phase 1

Detailed scoping process

Challenge the norm on Business Processes

Develop the straw man

Test internally

Test externally

How did we get there?

Phase 2 (Launch to primary contacts)

Mass communications

Gather initial Registration details

Confirm, communicate, support

Iterative changes

Phase 3 (Adding delegates)

Personalised communications

Gather delegate Registration details and payments

Confirm, communicate, support

Iterative changes

How did we get there?

Phase 4 (The Event)

Efficient reporting

Efficient direction

Efficient event

Members receive efficient, tailored, PROFESSIONAL service

Challenges

“We’ve always done it that way”

“I don’t understand computers, can you fax it to me”

Fear of change

Getting the right people involved in scoping

Challenging the Business Processes

The internal Learning Curve

Managing internal resource availability for upskilling

High amount of support required first time around

Supercharge

Where next?

What is Salesforce anyway?

• global technology platform • software as a service • in the cloud • multi-billion-dollar corporation • business ecosystem • philosophy for engagement

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“ The world’s

most innovative company ”

Forbes

Eight game-changing facts

1. A platform, not a point solution 2. Nonprofit pricing and discounts 3. It brings people together 4. Plug in best of breed tools with the AppExchange 5. The cloud is not the same as hosting 6. Social through and through 7. One place for data and intelligence 8. Simple, flexible reporting

10 Salesforce platform architecture

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Users experience the interface(s) of apps using a web browser – on PC, mobile phone or tablet

Choose a combination of

apps to suit your business needs

Third party developers publish their services as apps on the AppExchange

Salesforce manages

underlying services – servers,

upgrades, security, backup

Force.com is the developer toolkit for

building custom applications

Optimised across platforms – data, mobile and web, and in multiple languages and currencies

Choose from a palette of world-class apps

Signposting

With confidence in the robustness and efficiency of the Salesforce platform, all you need to do is identify the most appropriate combination of applications and tools.

It’s similar to tried and tested methods for system specification and procurement but, instead of selecting one vendor at the end of the process, you pick the best solution for your functional requirements.

With Signposting, each software tool is chosen to fit your need – with no bespoke programming, no loss of upgradability and no lock-in with any one supplier.

Your vision, goals

and strategy

Review existing tools and new

options

Findings & Recommend-

ations

Signposting Examples

Global NGO secretariat requiring multi-platform contact and relationship management with integration of Gmail and low admin overhead Sales Cloud + Vertical Response + Cirrus Insight

Membership organisation looking for self service membership management with events and online publishing. Must integrate seamlessly with existing CMS MemberNation + Authorize.net + Drupal + Mailchimp

Fundraising and campaigning charity aiming to monitor, acquire and develop new supporters through social media as well as many small event attendees Nonprofit Starter Pack + Eventbrite + Hootsuite

Integrate-ability

Subscriptions

Content Management System

Data import layer

API

Political & media

Online Advocacy

Campaign emails

Petitions

MPs

Off-line capture

Data house

Bulk Email

Payments

Public-ations

Help desk

Opera-tions

HR

Survey

Volun-teers

Fin-ance

SMS/Text

Social media

monitor and

broadcast

Website

Member database Events | Education

Stakeholders | Members

Website

Political & media

Online Advocacy Campaign emails

Petitions

MPs

Bulk Email

Bulk email

Segmentation

Newsletter Design

Fin-

ance

Online Marketing Member Portals | User

Journeys | Events & P2P | E-commerce

Data Warehouse

Contacts | Organisations | Relationships

API Data Tools

Help

desk Volun-

teers HR Public

ations

Operat

ions

Social monitor

and

Broadcast

Data

Analytics &

Reporting Member database Events | Education |

Stakeholders | Members

Content Management System

Forms | News | Forums

API

Data Import Layer

Off-line captur

e SMS/Text Data house

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