What You Gain:
On-Hand Expertise
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All teams adopt existing technology and processes, with expert training helping them gain more efficiency
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Systems integrate and bottlenecks are removed, leading to more of a "well-oiled machine
Consistent Value
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Teams have dedicated expertise optimizing how Salesforce is used
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Customer experiences evolve around new demands or technologies, keeping you on the forefront of innovation
“Our numbers always line up, so I know my numbers are right and this lets me operate with confidence.
DoubleTrack's work has made this feasible."
Zack Jenkins
General Manager, North America
Critical Mention, an Onclusive company
“We have retained [DoubleTrack] and now work with them on all kinds of various SFDC-related projects because they are excellent.”
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Salesforce AppExchange
"Continuous value? Clients love it."
You get action upon the priorities that matter most to you - and assurance of experts helping your teams every step of your evolution.
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We've worked with clients for 5+ years in this capacity, ensuring they get the most out of their Salesforce investments in a timely manner. Get in touch and put our expertise to the test. You won't be disappointed.
Adam Johnson, Co-Founder
Head of Client Services
How We Help
Some of the ways our Salesforce Managed Services keep you moving forward:
Process Adoption
Changing Integrations
Support New Products
Cost-Effective Expertise
Unlock New Features
Gain Team Alignment
Build around Managed Services
Salesforce isn't a static platform - it evolves as you do. Our Salesforce managed services bring expertise throughout the platform, and you may find these valuable:
Leverage greater automation.
Bolster the entire quote-to-cash process.
Better campaign engagement, with ROI.
An excerpt from co-founder Pete Yurchision's article - managed services help you take advantage of all potential in your Salesforce instance:
When I said Salesforce has excellent out-of-the-box (OOTB) functionality, I meant it! Take this real-life example I’ve encountered:
Opportunity Management
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A Sales-led implementation of Salesforce went smoothly, and the team was excited to leverage Leads vs. Contacts and Opportunities.
However, the company didn’t edit the Opportunity stages to match their current pipeline stages. They also failed to route notifications to the appropriate leader when a deal was close to the finish line, resulting in additional back-and-forth between reps and managers to figure out what was needed around executing close plans.
In short, the team got a good start, but missed becoming even more effective at selling.