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Page 1: Salesforce Spring '16 Release Overview

Spring ‘16 Release Overview

Sponsored by Release Readiness & Feature Adoption

January 11th, 2016

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Forward Looking Statements

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Spring ‘16 Release Milestones*

Staggered Release

Friday, 2/5

(NA6, NA7, NA8, NA9, NA17,

NA18, NA22, NA28, NA29,

NA31, EU5)

Pre-Release

Sign-up

Thursday,

12/17

Staggered Release,

Friday 1/15

(NA1)

Sandbox Preview Window

Friday, 1/8

(CS3, CS4, CS7, CS9, CS11, CS12,

CS13, CS14, CS15, CS17, CS19,

CS20, CS21, CS23, CS25, CS26,

CS28, CS30, CS32 ,CS41, CS42,

CS44, CS45, CS51, CS80, CS83,

CS87)

Saturday, 1/9

(CS5, CS31)

Dec Jan Feb

Preview Release

Notes

12/17

Staggered Release

Friday, 2/12

(EU0, EU1, EU2, EU3, EU4, EU6, CS81, NA0,

NA2, NA3, NA4, NA5, NA10, NA11, NA12, NA13,

NA14, NA15, NA16, NA19, NA20, NA21, NA23,

NA24, NA25, NA26, NA27, NA32, NA34, NA41)

& Saturday, 2/13

(AP0, AP1, AP2, AP3, CS1, CS2, CS6, CS8,

CS10, CS16, CS18, CS22, CS24, CS33, CS40,

CS43, CS46, CS50, CS52)

Release Website

12/23

Release Readiness Live

Tuesday 1/19

Wednesday 1/20

Sandbox Cut-off Date

1/1

Read this blog PRIOR

to 1/1!

* All dates are subject to our Forward Looking statement s- http://sforce.co/1vpAYf0

** Check the Release Community group for updates - http://sforce.co/1dUdze4

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Release Readiness Live Spring ‘16

Live webcast with our Salesforce Product Managers

Agenda

• In-depth descriptions of the latest functionality

• Comprehensive demos, so you can see the features in

action

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• A sneak peek into their roadmap for 2016

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Spring ’16 Release Sales Cloud Including Lightning Experience and Salesforce1 mobile

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Sales Cloud

What’s new in LEX

• Campaigns

• Person Accounts

• Opportunity teams

• Notes

• List views

• Social Insights

Other Sales Cloud features

• Collaborative Forecasting

• Exchange sync

• Data.com

• Reports and Dashboards

Salesforce1 Mobile

• Enhanced charts in S1

• MDM (Android only)

The all new Sales Cloud, powered by Lightning

See the feature impact tables in the Release Notes to find out when and how these features

become available

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Lightning Experience

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Campaigns in Lightning Experience Generate and track outbound marketing campaigns that drive your business

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Campaign Reference Object Track Campaign Progress, Boost Productivity, and Collaborate Across Teams

Publisher to manage

tasks, calls, events, and

email

See campaign member

engagement.

Fields from compact layout

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Campaign Details Manage Campaign Details & Progress

Planning details to

track future success

Campaign statistics to

measure progress and

ROI

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Manage Campaign Membership Campaign Membership

Import a CSV file or use

Salesforce Classic to

leverage saved list views.

Click to drill into

campaign members

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View Campaign Member Record Record Details

Import a CSV file or use

the Classic experience to

leverage saved list views.

Click ‘View All’ when

campaign has members

Additional actions available for:

Contacts: Create Opportunity

Leads: Convert Lead

Fields from compact layout

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Add Campaign Members or Update Campaign Member Status Using the Data Import Wizard

Select file to add leads

Select Leads

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Campaign History On Leads, Contacts, and Person Accounts

Marketers can see the campaign

history for lead, contact, and

person account records.

Campaign History as a

related list.

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Person Accounts in Lightning Experience Beta*

See the person accounts in Lightning Experience deck for more detailed explanations of the limitations outlined

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Person accounts take the standard business-to-business account model and extend it to include business-to-consumer sales, so customers can capture information about individual people with whom they do business.

This feature is available in both Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic.

No more restrictions on enabling Lightning Experience for your org.

Salesforce supports your sales process like never before

View, manage and interact with person

accounts in Lightning

See the person accounts in lightning experience deck for more

detailed explanations of the limitations outlined

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Composer Easily create new call logs, tasks, and events no matter what page you're on

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Docked Email Composer

1. Pop out

the Email

Composer

2. Continue

writing your

email in the

Docked Email

Composer

while you

navigate

elsewhere in

the main

window 3. Minimize to

save space;

restore or

maximize to

continue writing

your email

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Update a Template

1) Pop out

the Email

Composer

Update templates

right from the

Email Composer

Search and

insert merge

fields quickly

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Mass Opt-Out and Bounce Indicators

1) Pop out

the Email

Composer

Be aware of

leads and

contacts who’ve

opted out of mass

emails

Avoid leads and

contacts which

have bounced

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Auto BCC Your Return Address

Return Address

is Auto-BCC’ed

so your email

appears in your

inbox

Update

preference in

Email

Settings

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Notes

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Notes Home

New Filters

Text and Highlight Color

Inline Images

Versions with Preview

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Create New Notes From Composer

Quickly create a note

from anywhere via

global create

Docked Composer

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Account Insights

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Get more insights without loading a new page

Multiple

articles in the

carousel

Next and Previous buttons

to scroll through articles

Link to the list view

Feedback button

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Opportunity Teams

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Opportunity Teams

Add single member to the

opportunity team

Opportunity Team card

on opportunity page

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Queue support in Change Owner

Select Queue when

change owner

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Lightning Case Emails

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Key Capabilities

Send Email quick action

now has a Template

component available

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Key Capabilities

Save What’s

inserted as a new

template

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Key Capabilities

Get more info

about recipients

and subject in one

click

Email feed item

now shows Rich

Text content

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Other enhancements in Lightning Experience

- New cards on home page for meeting schedule

and task list

- Create & edit list views

- Activity timeline filtering

- More objects searchable in LEX and better

formatting of instant search results

- Work orders and assets now available in LEX

For enhancements to Feed in LEX, see the

Community Cloud section

• Banner photo on profile

• Group banner customizable

• Broadcast groups

• Improved photo uploading and editing

For enhancements to reports & dashboards in

LEX, see the Analytics Cloud section

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Additional Sales Cloud Enhancements

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Salesforce1 Mobile

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Interactive Lightning Experience charts now in Salesforce1

Interact with the charts

while still on the

Dashboard View page

Choose a different

chart for viewing the

same report data

Filter the report by

selecting an area of

the chart

Tap to view this chart

and its report in more

detail

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Mobile Device Management Configure and Lockdown Salesforce1

Salesforce1 pushed to

user by admin SSO server is

preconfigured

user automatically

authenticated

Available now in Android v8.0

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Mobile Device Management

Configure and Lockdown Salesforce1

Available now in Android v8.0

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Collaborative Forecasting

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Custom Fiscal Year View in Collaborative Forecasting Custom Fiscal Year Example:

(2017 is from 1/10/2016 to 1/7/2017)

Viewing Custom Fiscal Year Periods in Forecasting Tab

Orgs with custom fiscal years will get all the new enhancements to Collaborative Forecasting:

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Salesforce App for Outlook

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Global Actions in Salesforce App for Outlook

Click + to see the list

of global actions.

Select an action.

From Salesforce Setup, click Salesforce App for Outlook Settings: available

global actions appear in the Outlook Publisher Layouts area.

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Exchange Sync(Beta) Enables any Exchange-connected device/laptop to sync with Salesforce

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Exchange Sync Configurations Set up sync directions, behaviors, and filters for different user populations

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Exchange Sync Status Admin Setup allows overview of org-wide and user-specific sync status

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Data.com

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Enrich Leads with Company Information

Enable the option to

clean all records

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On Save & Manual - Enrich Leads with Company Information

Company Information

is added to the Lead

Clean status is set

to In Sync

Link to

DandBCompany

Object

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Manual Clean - Enrich leads in Lightning

Check the clean status for

Company Info for Leads

Clean Rule

Manually clean a lead

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Clean Vitals

Click to download the

most recent errors

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Prospecting Insights

Data.com provides a

highlight view of key

financial metrics

Company Insights page

provides summary info

and financial highlights

Company overview with

primary & related

industries are displayed

Contacts from Data.com

are available to add, can

be searched for by level

or department

Competitors are listed

and sorted by revenue,

and highlighted if

already an account

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Company Hierarchy

Cloud icon denotes

Accounts already in

Salesforce and an owner,

so user can quickly

identify white-space

One-click access from

the Insights page

Import new accounts

with a single-click

User can control how

deep to go in the

hierarchy

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Get More Contacts

Admin can update the

dashboards used in the

Engagement Console

Select and add

multiple contacts

Iconography indicates

whether contacts have

previously been

purchased or already

exist in CRM

Contact Selector overlay

allows users to discover

contacts without leaving

the Account page

Action button integrated within

Contacts related list; shows

automatically with a Prospector

license

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Get More Contacts

Filter by Department,

Level and Title

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Spring ’16 Release Community Cloud

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Community Cloud

Communities

• Chatter groups in

Community templates

• Compact Feed and user

profile Lightning

components

• Page Manager in

Community Builder

• Lightning Dashboards in

Community Management

Chatter

• Relevant @mentions

• Edit feed posts

• Broadcast groups

• Chatter in Lightning

Experience

Connect to your customers in a whole different way

See the feature impact tables in the Release Notes to find out when and how these features

become available

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Chatter in Community Templates

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Chatter Group Components in Builder

Lightning & Community Builder > Chatter Groups In Templates

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Chatter Group List

Lightning & Community Builder > Groups In Templates

A Groups tab can be added

to the Nav bar of the

Community. Clicking on the

tab takes the user to the list

of groups.

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Interacting with the Group in Templates

Lightning & Community Builder > Groups In Templates

The components that make

up a group can be arranged

in any way, and of course

many other components can

be added to the group to

provide a richer experience.

For example, members of

this group could see a

recommendation component

that displays new audio

products.

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Insert Chatter Feed (various types), and Publisher separately on a page

Lightning & Community Builder > Feed & Publisher

New Feed, Publisher

components in Community

Builder

Feed, added

separately from

publisher

Publisher

(standalone)

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Feed Lightning component in Builder New Lightning Feed Builder Component

The feed is now a drag and drop component which can

be added to any lightning page.

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Compact Feed Lightning component New Lightning Feed Builder Component

The compact feed is a drag and drop component that allows you to see

questions, likes, best answer and # of comments. The user can quickly

scan to find an answer.

Choose from a discussion,

“My Feed”, or Entity feed type.

Enter the record id to show

the discussion from a topic or

record!

Check the box to

hide or show likes

and comments

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Compact Feed Compact view lightning component that allows you to scan and quickly find what you need.

Green check mark means best

answer. Likes and Comments are

customizable.

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Profile Components New Profile Components in the Community Builder

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Profiles are now Customizable

The profile has a clean new

look, and is completely

customizable. Add any

component you want to

meet your users’ needs.

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Lightning Dashboards in Community Management & Other Community Management Enhancements

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Lightning UX experience in Salesforce Classic & Lightning Experience

Empower Community Managers > Lightning Dashboards

Salesforce Classic

dashboard renders in

Lightning UX

Admin can install the

Spring ‘16 version of the

Salesforce Communities

Dashboards package to get

preconfigured Lightning-

Optimized dashboards

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Standard and custom date filters, column sorting

Empower Community Managers > Community Insights

Use predefined date

filters to view data

Apply your own

custom date filter

Insights page respects

default report sorting;

sorting can be applied

manually

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Community managers can search for articles in Article Management

Empower Community Managers > Topic & Article Search

The community manager can now search for articles

and narrow down the results by group and data

category.

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Limit the size and types of files in your community

Empower Community Managers > Moderation - File Type Whitelist

Error message when file with

invalid extension is uploaded

Set the maximum file size and

list of file extensions allowed in

the community

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List View Enhancements List Views Now with Charts, Filters, and Added to SEO

Chart view

now available

for List View

Add multiple

filters for a List

View

List views

added to SEO

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Lightning & Community Builder > JavaScript Embedding in Page Header Adding JS to page header at the community level

In Community Builder, go to Settings > Advanced > Edit Head

Markup

Enter Markup and Save

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Page Manager in Community Builder

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8 Layout options, plus an area for infinite custom layouts

8 different Layout options.

Dedicated “Custom” view for

Templates specific to your org.

Lightning & Community Builder > Customizable Layouts - 2 + 3 columns

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Manage pages that are standard, custom or bound to an object in a single UI

Page Groupings

Vanity URL

Associated Pages

for Object Pages

Choose between

draft variations to

activate

Titles and

Descriptions for

SEO purposes

Lightning & Community Builder > Page Manager

New location for

New Page button

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Before: One Record with many attached parts

1. Drag Record Detail

component on to page

1 2 3

4

2. Single monolithic

record inserted

Lightning & Community Builder > Distinct Record Components

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After: Insert each component separately as desired

1

3

2

4

Lightning & Community Builder > Distinct Record Components

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Lightning & Community Builder > My Account My Account Now Accessible Directly from Profile Dropdown

Fully customizable My

Account page with ability

to create new Case,

Contact, etc.

My Account now

available in profile

dropdown menu

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Rich Feed (& Experience) in Community Templates

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Add text, hyperlinks, images and embedded videos to a community

Rich Experience: Rich Text Component in Builder

1. Add Rich Text

Component to Page 2.Modify Text, Source Code

3.Maximize editor for

more options

4.Save and Publish

when done

5.Rich Content now live

on community

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Add text, hyperlinks, images and embedded videos in your posts

Rich Experience > Rich Text in Publisher

Text formatting options Multiple file attachments

Published post includes inline

preview, and rich formatting.

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Modern rendering of file

attachments in feed.

Select up to 5 files through the Unified File Picker,

either by selecting files from the Salesforce cloud or

by uploading files from your machine.

HTML 5 based preview

player using scalable

vector graphics (SVG)

resulting in crystal clear

displays. No more Adobe

Flash. Preview all file

attachments in a

browsable fashion and

page continuously through

any single file.

Rich Experience > File Improvements Multi File Upload, Unified Picker, Attachments in Feed, HTML5 Preview

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Multi-Attachment in Community Feeds Users can share multiple file attachments in a single feed post

Sequential upload

Multi-attachment

feed publisher

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Community manager sets up Topic Hierarchy in Community Management

Community Managers can create subtopics for any

Navigational Topic. Three levels are supported in total.

Level 1: 25 Navigational Topics

Level 2: 10 Navigational Topics

Level 3: 10 Navigational Topics

Community

Management >

Navigational Topics

Add Topics Drill Down. Add

Subtopics. Save and Publish.

Rich Experience > Topic Hierarchy

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Community managers can set up a Nav Hierarchy in the Napili template

User is then taken to the compolete Topics Catalog,

with hierarchy.

Rich Experience > Topic Hierarchy

Enable “More Topics” in Nav Menu

Editor in the Builder. Users can then

click on More Topics

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Community managers can set up new user audiences to receive recommendations

New Audiences page in Community

Management > Recommendations

Community managers can create an

audience based on the days since

the users registered (New Members).

Customers can also create a Custom

List of User IDs via API.

Rich Experience > Recommendations - Audiences

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Topic Recommendations in the Napili template Rich Experience > Recommendations - Topics

The topic recommendations component will appear if there

are no custom recommendations to display and if there is

enough activity (e.g., likes, posts) in those topics.

The user can either click through to the topic page or click

on the Follow button to start following the topic.

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Display Help Bubble, Leader Knowledge, Last Active Time, & Logged In User Rank

Optional help

bubble has

customizable

text

Discover the

expertise of

community

leaders

Logged in user can see

own rank compared to

Community leaders

Pick 1 of 3

configurations

for Leaderboard

Rich Experience > Leaderboard Upgrades

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Chatter (Non-Community) Enhancements

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Chatter Enhanced Relevant At-Mention

Without interactions

at-mention model

lists recipients in

alphabetical order

When one of the

recipients is at-

mentioned in a

post, the signal of

the interaction is

been tracked, and

the recipient who

was at-mention

appears at the top

of the list now

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Edit Feed Posts with Files Attachments in Salesforce Classic

Users can now edit any feed post with file attachments

Users can see

edit option in the

drop down for

posts that contain

files/links

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Edit Feed Posts with Files and Links Users can now edit any feed post

Users can see

edit option in the

drop down for

posts that contain

links

Link attachment

is updated once

the link is edited

to reflect the

updated link

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Broadcast Groups Broadcast groups only allow admins and managers to post

Group owners can post and comment Group members can only comment

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Group Report For every group, get a report on activity (Classic only).

Every wonder if your

group has unanswered

questions?

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Lightning Experience Profile Enhancements

Profile

Camera

Button

A new camera button lets you upload a custom image into the banner for

groups and profiles

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Lightning Experience Enhanced Groups List

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Spring ’16 Release Service Cloud

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Service Cloud

Case Management

• Work Orders

• Multi-component Assets

• Macros

• Cases in Lightning

Experience

Other key Service Cloud

features Knowledge

Service Console

Live Agent

Omni-Channel

Organization Sync

SOS

Social Customer Service

• Enhanced moderation

• Improved set up

Connect with your customers in a whole different way

See the feature impact tables in the Release Notes to find out when and how these features

become available

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Work Orders Spring ‘16 Service Cloud

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Work Order Management

The Work Order object

includes standard

integration with

Account, Contact,

Asset, Case, Service

Contract, and

Entitlements.

Customer Service Representatives can quickly create, maintain and manage

work orders

NOTE: Work Orders

Support Private, Public

Read Only, and Public

Read/Write Sharing.

Work Order Line Items

sharing is Controlled by

Parent (Work Orders).

First class sharing

model

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Example Use Case – Break/Fix Field Service as part of Product and Technical Support

>

Asset

Asse

Case Work Order Asset

> > >

The customer (or the

asset itself) identifies a

potential problem and

creates a case.

Any work performed on

an asset should be

applied back to the asset

to ensure the asset is

accurate.

For example, if a part of

an asset is replaced as

part of the work order

then the new part must

be reflected on the asset.

The work order is

completed, the asset(s)

is repaired and the

problem is resolved.

The asset including

components are

modeled on the work

order as line items and

represent the state of the

asset at that point in

time.

Technical Support

determines a field

technician needs to be

sent on-site to resolve

the issue.

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Example Use Case – Planned Maintenance Field Service as part of Product and Technical Support

>

Order

Asse

Work Order Service Contract Asset

> > >

Following a win

(opportunity closed) a

new order is created

and the customer

receives a deliver date

for the new purchased

product

Any work performed

on an asset should be

applied back to the

asset to ensure the

asset is accurate.

For example, if a part

of an asset is replaced

as part of the work

order then the new

part must be reflected

on the asset.

Work orders are

created usually with a

specific cadence such

as once a quarter.

This work may include

tests and analysis to

determine that the

asset is working

properly. This may

include a formal

certification.

A new work order is

scheduled for initial

installation and setup

of the new product.

>

Work Order

The asset is covered

by a service contract

that includes planned

maintenance tasks

that ensure it is up

and running

sometimes with an

explicit uptime.

The asset and related

context are passed to

the work order.

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Feed-Based Layouts

Work Orders support and Work Order line items support feed-based layouts

Feed-Based Layouts

are controlled via page

layout extensions

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Quick Actions

Work Orders and Work Order Line Items Support Quick Actions

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Multi-component Assets Spring ‘16 Service Cloud

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Asset Hierarchy

View all related details

of the Asset

Standard Parent Asset

lookup field and

System generated and

maintained Root Asset

field

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Macros Spring ‘16 Service Cloud

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Run Macros on Any Object with a Feed-Based Layout

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Run Macros Programmatically Using the API

As of today, Macros are

not multi-lingual and not

multi-channel (on the

roadmap), which can lead

to a lot of duplicates (1 for

each combination of

language + channel) and

may make them difficult to

find.

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Run Macros Programmatically Using the API

Developers can use the

Javascript API to create a

custom console component to

show and filter the macros that

are available to the agent

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Run Macros Programmatically Using the API

NOTE: The API can only

be used to create new

custom console

components. The API

doesn’t override how the

macros widget works.

Use the API to create a Visualforce

component that uses Product Family

and the Preferred language field to

show relevant Macros based on the

context of the case.

In one click the agent can Open or

Run the Macro.

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Social Customer Service Spring ‘16 Service Cloud

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New "Social Media" Setup Area The new Social Media section of the Setup menu is easier to find, and its contents are clearer and better organized.

TIP: Type “med”

into the Quick

Find, and the

unique match

for “Social

Media” will take

you right there

The menu items are no longer

ambiguously named

NOTE: New organizations signing up as of Spring ‘16 release don’t have to file a

Support ticket as a prerequisite to enabling Social Customer Service.

It just takes one click to enable and up to two Facebook or Twitter social

accounts are available out of the box with the free starter pack

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Enhanced Moderation Triage inbound social posts fast. Easily track the complete lifecycle of an inbound social post, whether or not it warrants a case.

Social Post list views

now load faster than

ever New set of standard values

for the Reviewed Status

picklist.

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Other Service Cloud

Enhancements Spring ‘16 Service Cloud

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Other Service Cloud Enhancements

Knowledge – create validation rules on article type, standard article type page layouts, read access for Force.com

and Chatter Plus users

Service Console – limit on the number of open tabs, preview tab content with tab hovers, prevent agents from closing

tabs using business rules

Live Agent – enhanced chat transfer with Transfer to Agent, Skill, and Button

Omni-Channel – time-out feature to automatically transfer waiting requests

Organization Sync - hide published and subscribed objects related lists when a connection is suspended, bulk sync

objects, In Progress connection status for admins

Case Feed – email viewing improvements, creating and using email templates in Lightning Experience, create cases

from the REST API

SOS – access a customer’s camera during an SOS session (beta), new agent availability API

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Spring ’16 Release Analytics Cloud

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Analytics Cloud

Wave for Communities

• Give your partners insight

to drive sales

Flex Dashboard Designer

(Beta)

• Turn anyone into an

expert dashboard

designer

Operational Reporting

• Enhanced charts in

Salesforce1

• Lightning reports &

dashboards

Get smarter about your customers

See the feature impact tables in the Release Notes to find out when and how these features

become available

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Wave for Communities Collaborate on shared data, explore data together and run your business on shared insights.

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Dashboards in Communities Increase your partners’ productivity with personalized dashboards now embedded in community pages.

Wave Dashboard

Wave Dashboard

Call out to launch

Explorer

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Sharing options: Options to share an App Externally

Ability to add groups

containing external users

(beware - not chatter group),

external roles, and external

users users

Org-wide settings (all

Partners, All Customer…)

NOTE: External users can now

access Wave Dashboards and

explore their data dynamically in

Wave but they don’t have the

ability to create and save any

content such as datasets,

dashboards or lenses

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Flex Dashboard Designer Beta

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Getting Started is easy! Start from scratch or start by converting an old dashboard (converting will create a new copy)

Start Right from the

Home Page

Be sure to choose the

Flex Designer

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Drag Widgets in from

left panel

Right panel is used

for Widget Properties

and Lens list

Easy snap to grid drag and drop

No more spending time lining up

widgets. The grid based system

makes any drag and drop novice

into a dashboard artist.

Widgets smartly take

up specified space

We moved the most important action, creating

a Lens, inside the Dashboard Designer, so you

don’t have to switch tabs

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Operational Reporting

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Enhanced Charts – monitor sales team performance on the go! Salesforce1 can now display the same beautiful charts that you see in the Lightning Experience and in Wave Analytics!

Tap on a chart to

select the chart. Tap

on chart segments

to see details.

Tap on gear icon to

switch chart types.

All charts are

displayed in a

single column

on the

dashboard view

page.

Tap on expand icon to

see chart details with

report data.

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View your filtered dashboards in the Lightning Experience Now your users can view and select filters from within the Lightning Experience

View table charts

View and apply filters on the dashboard

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Lightning Reports Seeing embedded charts on a record

View embedded report

charts on the record

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Lightning Reports – understand your data better Viewing details on a matrix report

1. By default, the

summary is shown on a

Matrix report

3. Report will re-render

with details so users can

see the actual records in

each grouping.

2. To see details, go to

Options menu, and select

Details

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Give Administrators access to all reports and dashboards to effectively manage your org

New folder scopes for

better navigation

Row level actions:

Edit or delete right

from the home page

Report lists are separated

from folder lists

Description field

displayed

Admin Access to

Private Reports:

Delete obsolete

reports and reduce

the clutter

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Spring ’16 Salesforce App Cloud

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Salesforce App Cloud

Customization & General

Administration • Customizable Navigation Menus

in LEX

• Lightning App Builder

• Process Builder

• Login Forensics and Admin

Analytics app

• Salesforce Authenticator v2

Other Salesforce App Cloud

enhancements

Security & Identity • Transaction Security

• Salesforce Authenticator

• Platform Encryption

Development & Deployment

• Lightning Out

• Enterprise API • Sandboxes

Go faster than ever before with the Customer Success Platform

See the feature impact tables in the Release Notes to find out when and how these features

become available

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Customizable Navigation Menus in

Lightning Experience

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The Lightning Experience, tailored to you

Tailor the left hand menu to each

business role and ensure focus on

the most important records for each

function

Admins can now create custom

(left) navigation menus and

deploy them to various user

profile(s).

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A simple, 3-step wizard

makes it easy for admins to

create and edit Navigation

Menus for user profiles in the

org.

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A variety of items can be placed in a navigation

menu. Refer to the release notes for details of

what is and isn’t supported in Spring ‘16. For

anything that can’t currently be put into a

navigation menu, the user can still access it via

the App Launcher.

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A navigation menu must be

assigned to at least one user

profile. Only one navigation

menu can be assigned to a given

user profile. Admins should plan

out their navigation menus and

assignments.

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Lightning App Builder Developer Preview

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Customized Record Home Admins desire the ability to fully customize Lightning Experience to meet their organization’s needs

Add standard or

custom

components to

enhance the

page.

Activate the page to

override the default

Drag and drop to

rearrange

components or move

between tabs

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Customized Record Home

Admins desire the ability to fully customize Lightning Experience to meet their organization’s needs

Some standard components

are configured externally

using the Page Layout Editor

and Compact Layouts. They

are indicated with these gray

stripes when selected

Properties panel displays links

to relevant Page Layouts and

Compact Layouts and enables

quick access

“How It Works” overlays

explain the underlying

metadata

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Tabs Component

Add a tab set to a page and customize it with unique labels and nested components

Drag and Drop

components into a

tab

New Standard

Component:

Tabs

Add, Delete, Rename and

Reorder Tabs in

component properties

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Process Builder Automate business processes faster

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Drag & Drop Criteria Reordering Save time & clicks by changing the order of criteria & action groups

Just drag and drop—it’s that easy.

Criteria are evaluated in the order

shown on the canvas.

If you need to reorder your criteria, just

click on the criteria node and action

group (1) and move it to the new

location at the end of your process.

Simply drag and drop your criteria in the

location of your choice to easily create

the perfect enterprise workflows for your

business.

Now, with Process

Builder you can

rearrange your

process criteria

without having to

recreate an entire

process all over again

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Reuse Names & Descriptions for New Process Versions

Tired of retyping names and

descriptions for new versions of your

process? Fear not! New versions

automatically use the name and

description from the original version.

You can edit the name and description

or leave it as is.

Cloned processes are

automatically assigned

version numbers so you

don’t have to keep track

of versions.

You can’t change the API

name when you create a

new version of a process.

API names are forever.

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Full Field Names now visible on Hover

View Field Names in Your Process at a Glance

Due to limited space, you can rarely see an entire field name. Now you can see at a

glance what’s being evaluated or updated. Just hover over the field name in the criteria or

action side panel to see the entire name.

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Data Import Wizard

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Data Import Details on Launch Page

Details about the 5 recent imports will

be displayed on the Launch Page. The

button “Bulk API Monitoring” leads to

the monitoring page in Setup

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Data Import Wizard launched from Object Home

New Import button added to the

Object Home for Accounts, Contacts,

Leads, Custom Objects. This will

launch DIW.

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Launch Data Import Wizard from Campaign Detail Page

If a Campaign has no members a

link is displayed on the Campaign

Detail Page to Import Leads and

Contacts.

Once a Campaign has members the

Campaign Member Status can be

imported using the link on the

Campaign Detail Page.

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Admin Analytics Visualize Salesforce usage data like never before.

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Create the Wave app with a click of a button Start analyzing critical Event Monitoring log files and the Setup Audit Trail

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Easy to set up with 17 default dashboards A collection of the most commonly used lenses for security, adoption, and

performance

Audit:

Track report

downloads to find

out who’s taking

your customer data

to a competitor

Optimize/Troublesho

ot:

Prioritize which

pages, classes,

integrations, and

reports need to be

optimized or fixed.

Track Adoption:

Find out whether

that investment in a

new app or

Visualforce page

was worthwhile

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.. and default dataflow

Pre-configured

dataflow for

augmenting data

Automatic 7 day

integration with Event

Log Files

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Trust becomes my trust

Compare event types

by transaction count

and server speed

Reduce Performance Issues

Find out which visualforce pages,

apex classes, or API integrations

need to be fixed and prioritize based

on actual usage.

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User segmentation reporting

User segmentation

faceting by profile,

role, and user

KPIs at a glance

Track each

interaction to a user

and their IP to

determine if a

session may have

been compromised.

Reduce Risk

Track each interaction to a user

and find out if data is been take

via file or report downloads

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Other App Cloud Enhancements Spring ‘16 Salesforce AppCloud

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Login Forensics: the big picture Perform forensic reports and understand where there are potential data breaches

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Transaction Security

Customizable Apex Policies Framework auto-generated policies

Define Real Time Actions Notify, Block, Force 2FA, Session Chooser

Enforce Session Constraints Control the number of active user sessions

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Transaction Security Key Capabilities

Use Cases:

• Reduce security risk by forcing users to close active sessions before enabling

new ones

• Providing contextual policies to block access from unwanted, malicious devices,

browsers, countries, or IPs

• Alerting or blocking on large data downloads to prevent data loss

• Salesforce access is automatically blocked if a known to be compromised end

user device is used

Use Cases: • Reduce security risk by forcing

users to close active sessions

before enabling new ones

• Providing contextual policies to

block access from unwanted,

malicious devices, browsers,

countries, or IPs

• Alerting or blocking on large

data downloads to prevent data

loss

• Salesforce access is

automatically blocked if a

known to be compromised end

user device is used

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Security Health Check

Helping Customers Stay Secure

Immediate analysis of your Salesforce

application’s security configuration

against the Salesforce Security Baseline

Password policies

Session settings

Network access configuration

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Using the Security Health Check

Simple and Intuitive

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Salesforce Authenticator v2 Invisible Out-of-Band Two-Factor Authentication

1. User installs the new

Salesforce Authenticator

client on his mobile

device and pairs it with

his salesforce account

4. The user can

approve/block access by

simply clicking allow/deny

on the mobile app

3. During the login the user

is asked to verify his

identity using Salesforce

Authenticator mobile app

2. User that is enforced

with a 2FA policy logs in

to salesforce

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• Support encryption for Standard and

Custom fields where Communities are

set up

• Community User Profile can be assigned

with the “View Encrypted Data” user

permission to view encrypted field values

in plaintext

• Added support for Lightning Connect

• Decouple of the “Manage Encryption

Keys” user permission from the “System

Administrator” profile

Platform Encryption

Files and Attachments can be encrypted

while at rest in just one-click.

Embedded encryption into additional

Attachment types:

• Inbound/Outbound Email Attachments

• Email to Case Attachments

Turn encryption on standard fields,

declaratively or via the MDAPI.

Embedded encryption into additional standard

fields:

• Account/Person Account Description,

Website, Phone and Fax fields

• Contact Description

REFERENCE: You can find additional

information in the Platform Encryption

Implementation Guide.

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Run your Lightning Components apps anywhere with Lightning Out

Lightning Component

running inside

SharePoint

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Other Salesforce App Cloud Enhancements

Heroku Enterprise - powerful new features for enterprise app development.

Private Spaces provide network isolated app and data services for enhanced security. Selectable Regions allows

your apps to run closer to your users in the geographic region you specify. Use Salesforce Identity to manage your

development teams with Integrated Identity. Now, you can easily and quickly create engaging apps that scale.

Increased Developer Sandboxes – we’ve substantially increased the number of Developer Sandbox licenses for

Enterprise, Unlimited, and Performance Edition organizations. For Enterprise Edition for example, this means an

increase from 1 developer sandbox to 25 developer sandboxes available.

Global Picklists (pilot) – reuse a single list of values for multiple custom picklist fields. Easily share picklists across

objects by creating picklist fields based on the master list of values.

Restricted Picklists (beta )– A restricted picklist field includes only the values that you’ve defined. Your picklist data

stays clean, because users can’t add erroneous or redundant values.

Enterprise API – REST API Friendly URLs : Traversing relationships by the relationship name allows easy retrieval of

related records (return all contacts for an account without running a query)

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