Redesign your Business Practices with Managed Salesforce Services
Services Provided
The Story
Background:
Challenge:

Our Work
Strategy:
Trifecta stepped in to help this client optimize their use of Salesforce through a Managed Services contract. Our experts took the time to learn and understand their business so we could effectively and efficiently carry out their day-to-day Salesforce Administrative support.
Through our initial Managed Services contract, we identified opportunities for the client’s team to increase and improve their use and optimized their Salesforce Org to mirror their business processes. They were a Sales Cloud customer, and their instance incorporated several integration points and backend systems. Some of our initiatives included creating new users, designing custom reports and dashboards, adding new fields to capture critical customer data, and building in process automation.
Once their Salesforce Platform was aligned with the way they worked, we focused on training and documentation to maximize user adoption. Trifecta’s team provided every employee with user manuals and training sessions customized to their job function.

Some of the work Trifecta has completed through our Managed Services contract has resulted in larger, strategic projects for this client. For example, through the ticketing system, we collaboratively identified inefficiencies within Sales Cloud that could be resolved by converting from Salesforce Classic to Lightning Experience. Trifecta assembled a project team to convert the client’s Org so they could take advantage of features such as the components library and app builder to support customization and third-party apps.
Trifecta also worked closely with the client’s team to create custom code to enable and optimize a feature called Pricing Requests (PRs). PRs are a complex pricing and approvals process, driven by their wide range of product customizations, that uses product selections and configurations to determine who needs to review and approve pricing before it is released to the client.