When collaborating with team members or customers, analytics can drive the conversation. It provides insights and data to support decision-making and improve productivity.
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You can further enhance the collaboration experience for your Slack users by integrating your Salesforce reports directly in Slack. This lets users view and analyze Salesforce data without leaving the Slack platform.
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By integrating your Salesforce reports directly into Slack, users can easily monitor their key metrics and make data-driven decisions without having to switch between multiple applications.
Let’s take you through how you can set up this integration.
Step 1: enable Salesforce for Slack
Follow these steps to connect Slack to your Salesforce org:
Go to “Setup” and then “Initial Slack Setup”
Agree to the terms and conditions in the “Agree to Terms and Conditions” section
Give your user the following permissions: “Connect Salesforce with Slack,” “Manage Slack app organization connections for Slack apps,” and “Manage Slack user mappings.”
Step 2: set up the CRM analytics app in Salesforce and Slack
Go to “Setup” and “Initial Slack Setup”
Under the “Enable Slack Apps for Salesforce” section, click on the “Go to CRM Analytics for Slack Setup” button
Check the “Agree” and “Enable Slack integration” checkboxes
You will now switch to your Slack workspace and install the CRM Analytics app.
Once you’ve installed the app, you should be able to see it in your Slack workspace.
CRM analytics app features
Easily browse, search, and view Salesforce reports and dashboards
Users can access recent and favorite items on the “Home” tab of the app or through slash commands in its channels
Search functionality allows users to find specific items by name
Users can view details and snapshots of each item, and they can download them as accessible PDFs
The app provides a seamless way for users to access and share their Salesforce data within the Slack platform.
Search for reports
View report details
Browse report charts
Share analytics with your teammates
You can share Salesforce analytics items in Slack with your teammates
Users can share items with or without a preview
Any items shared will appear in the “Messages” tab of a user’s Slack CRM Analytics app.
Share Reports
Subscribe to Lightning reports and dashboards
Users can subscribe to reports and dashboards toreceive regular updates
Subscriptions refresh on a schedule, and it sends a snapshot of the item to specific recipients in Slack
Users can create, edit, and delete subscriptions within the app at any time.
Report subscription
Manage subscriptions
Have you integrated yet
A single view of your customers can be extremely useful for sales and service professionals.
By bringing sales and service data directly into Slack, teams can better understand their customers. This enables them to identify their challenges and provide relevant solutions.
In doing so, your teams can create trusted, long-term relationships with your customers.
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Easy access to data also helps sales professionals quickly get up to speed, promote team selling and scale processes. Analytics and data also improve customer satisfaction, increase productivity, and drive revenue.
According to Slack, it has more than 10 million daily active users. So, now more than ever, you should take advantage of its extensive Salesforce data and customer base capabilities.
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