Passage Technology Blog

This issue features the latest company news and app updates!

Recently, we launched a new app, Data Quality Helper. It gives Admins and users much more functionality than the default Salesforce data quality tools. As mentioned in our recent blog post, data validation rules and warning messages are now more customizable—something the Salesforce Community has wanted for quite some time.

But that’s only half of the story.

Since July 31, 2007, members of the Salesforce Community have been clamoring for a new feature to be added to the platform—”soft” data validation rules and warnings. On that date, a post was added to the IdeaExchange, and since then it has garnered some 25,000 points and more than 2,500 votes. The people have spoken, and they overwhelmingly support this idea.

Many organizations are striving to be more customer-centric in their approach, and with that comes an increased focus on building and reinforcing trust with customers.

We want to provide you with the information you need to achieve your goals. 

It’s amazing how much stuff we can pile up over time. Somehow we manage to add more things into our closets and drawers without taking the time to sort through them to remove the things we don’t use anymore.

And sometimes we manage our data storage like our closets at home.

All businesses, whether they are for-profit or not-for-profit, have a bottom line and keeping the organization’s expenses in check is a main goal. Part of a healthy company is investing in tools or technology to assist in growth and another part is in not spending unnecessarily.  

Salesforce is an example of one of the investments companies make to enable growth. Being a multi-tenant environment, there are limits in place in order to ensure that our orgs perform consistently. One such area is Storage.