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Looking to be more productive in 2021? Entering data into Salesforce manually can be time-consuming, but an online form builder with a powerful Salesforce integration can be extremely helpful in improving your organization’s overall efficiency.

With a Salesforce-connected online form builder and data collection platform like FormAssembly, organizations in all industries can avoid time-consuming Salesforce processes. With FormAssembly’s Salesforce connector, users can:

Prefill forms with data from Salesforce for a streamlined user experience
Create, update, or lookup standard and custom objects
Create Chatter posts
Use multiple choice questions that load options from Salesforce
And more!

The best part of FormAssembly is that it’s easy to use and customize your online forms according to your needs. Premade form templates and a drag-and-drop interface make it easy to get started, even without the help of IT.

Ready to streamline Salesforce data collection at your organization? Check out some of FormAssembly’s helpful resources and upcoming webinars listed below!

Resources for better data collection

FormAssembly’s extensive resource library, webinars, and classes are great ways to expand your data collection knowledge and get more out of Salesforce. Here are some of FormAssembly’s upcoming webinars in February 2021:

How to Be a Successful IT Leader in 2021

February 19, 2021, 12 p.m. EST

The rules for IT are changing, and being an IT leader in 2021 comes with new threats and requires a new set of skills. Join leaders on FormAssembly’s IT team as

This year has been an unusual and testing one—the impact of the global pandemic has been felt far and wide, and the Salesforce ecosystem is no exception.

The unprecedented circumstances we’ve faced in 2020 have promoted a lot of change and thrown up many challenges, but, as always, the software giant has risen to meet them.

Take Dreamforce, for example. This year, for the first time in seventeen years, the event will be held virtually. It will also be completely free, enabling countless additional businesses and professionals to benefit from everything it offers.

Salesforce has also taken steps to ensure the safety of its workforce, giving employees the option to work from home until at least next summer, even as it moves to reopen offices across Europe and Asia.

And while the pandemic disrupted many companies, Salesforce has thrived, reporting what the vendor has described as “bittersweet” growth and strong Q2 performance. This success is most certainly born out of a commitment to empowering businesses in their digital transformation journey. Salesforce even launched a new product during the crisis to help business leaders adapt to our new, increasingly online world. September saw the release of Digital 360, a new platform that brings together Marketing Cloud, Commerce Cloud, and Experience Cloud solutions to help businesses create personalized customer experiences.

In light of all this upheaval, making the voices of the Salesforce ecosystem heard is more important than ever. That’s why now is an ideal time to take a look at some key findings from the latest annual Mason Frank Salary Survey, the largest independent Salesforce market report out there.

Formed from over 263,000 data points, including self-reported information from professionals around the world, the report provides an overview of the latest average salaries across a range of roles and regions. Offering a glimpse into the Salesforce community’s thoughts and opinions at this challenging time, the report also showcases its takes on certifications, diversity, and earning power.

This edition also features a special section on workplace wellbeing, the first of its kind in the Salesforce world; a pertinent subject given the shifts we’ve seen in workplace norms over the past year.

Here are a few key findings from the report.

Remote working becoming the norm

One discovery that will likely come as no surprise is that many more Salesforce professionals are working remotely this year. Though the tech space typically has higher instances of remote working than other industries, the report still found a massive leap in the number of people working from home.

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Mason Frank Salesforce Salary Survey 2020/21 – Key Findings

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