Unleashing the Power of AI: Revolutionizing Customer Success Teams
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, organizations are constantly looking to find innovative ways to improve customer satisfaction and retention....
What happens in your business when after an opportunity is won? At most companies, after the contracts are signed and the high-fives given, a new round of work begins to actually fulfill on what you just sold.
Unfortunately, your sales system probably isn’t designed to help you keep track of the projects that start after the opportunity is closed. That’s where Cloud Coach can help.
Cloud Coach allows you to streamline project creation and increase visibility by creating projects directly from opportunities. There are three ways you can do this:
Option 1: Manual Project Creation
Using Salesforce related lists, you can associate projects with opportunities and accounts. Then select “New Project” and get started building a new project from scratch.
Option 2: Project Creation from a Template
If you’re selling standard work (or even mostly standard projects), you can save time and effort while ensuring your best practices are followed by using project templates. With a project template, you can build out all of the tasks, dependencies, resource assignments and more – to ensure your team is doing their best work every time.
Option 3:Â Automatic Project Creation
Of course, any time you can automate a process, your team gains efficiency. That’s why we’ve made it easy to automate project creation based on your own business needs. Whether you’re launching projects based on simple criteria (like the value of an opportunity) or need to create a complex system that builds custom projects based on opportunity line items, Cloud Coach gives you solutions to help streamline project creation.
These same options can be used to launch projects from any Salesforce object – whether it’s a case, a campaign, or an account, streamlining your business and improving your processes.
AUTHOR
Brandi Johnson
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