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Accounts

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Companies whom you are doing business with

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Contacts

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the people who work at your accounts are called contacts.

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3
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If you’re doing business with a single person, like a solo contractor or an individual consumer, you use

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a special account type called a person account.

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4
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In Salesforce, the companies that you’ve sold to are

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business accounts.

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5
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Three Key Account and Contact Relationships

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  1. Relationships between companies (accounts) and the people who work at them (contacts).
  2. Relationships between your customers (accounts) and other customers (other accounts).
  3. Relationships between customers (accounts) and coworkers who deal with them (other Salesforce users).
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6
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what must an admin do , to relate contacts to multiple accounts

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enable Contacts to Multiple Accounts in

Setup&raquo_space; Account Settings

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7
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Best Practices for Establishing Account Hierarchies

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Global Enterprise Account and Location-Specific Accounts

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Lead conversion for a business

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  • Business Account
  • Business Contact
  • Opportunity
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Lead conversion for an INdividual consumer

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Person Account

Opportunity

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10
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You can use ________ to automate the standardization of opportunity names.

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Process Builder

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If a user creates an opportunity by converting a lead, Salesforce appends_________ to the name of the new opportunity automatically.

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the account name

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12
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Difference between Account Team and Opportunities Team

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Opportunities team is a temporary group where as account team have a long term relationship with a customer

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13
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Two types of splits in an opportunity

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Revenue splits

Overlay Splits

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14
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. Revenue splits always total _______% of the opportunity amount

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100

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15
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___________ are for crediting team members who are directly responsible for the revenue on an opportunity.

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Revenue splits

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16
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__________gives you a way to credit supporting team members.

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An overlay split

17
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_________ is used to provide a visual guidance of moving through the stages

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Path

18
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______shows you at a glance where the record is in your sales process.

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Path

19
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The ______ is a visual summary of the records in a list view

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Kanban view

20
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_______ is A common approach is to use the hierarchy to group campaigns by

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marketing strategy.

21
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What is the most common number of levels in a campaign hierarchy?

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3

22
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How do you create a campaign hierarchy?

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Using parent campaign name field

23
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What can you do with campaign record types?

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Track diff details for diff campaigns

24
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What information can you see with a campaign hierarchy?

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Responses

25
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Who can be added to campaigns as members?

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Leads,Contacts and person Accounts

26
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What is the best practice for defining your campaign member statuses?

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Use the same set of values for all campaigns of the same type

27
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How many campaign member statuses can count as a member response?

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As many as you want

28
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Whats the use With built-in campaign reports

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To see who has responded to each campaign, and how much revenue they’re generating.