Tounca Marketplace Platform has been launched

On November 29, 2021December 22, 2021 By tounca officialIn ABAP, Acumatica, ADP, AL, Apex, Appian, BI, Ceridian, Cloud, CPQ, CRM, D365 Business Central, D365 CRM, D365 F&O, DevOps, Epicor, ERP, Gusto, HRM, HubSpot, Infor, Intuit, Lighting Platform, Low-code, Mailchimp, Mendix, NetSuite, Odoo, Papaya Global, Payroll, Power Apps, PowerBI, Qlik, QuickBooks, Salesforce, SAP, ServiceNow, Tableau, Tounca Project Marketplace, UKG, WorkDay, Zoho

A few days ago, Tounca Marketplace Platform has been launched. What is new with this marketplace platform? Is this only one new online marketplace or something more?

This time we are witnesses of something new. As there are many different marketplace in recent years, we didn’t have Project Marketplace until now. This is the first global Project Marketplace… currently only for business software implementations. Founders want to make business software available for everybody who needs it. If you need any type of ERP, CRM, HRM, SCM, BI, or similar solution, you can contact them and they will help you first to find the most fit solution and after that company or individuals in virtual team who will implement such solution.

What is interesting here? Completely process of evaluation of customers’ needs is absolutely free for customers. Tounca Platform will help you to evaluate your requirements, to choose solution you really need, to prepare Request for Proposal, to provide a few really comparable offers and to choose implementer… and all of these for free. They don’t have any interest in choosing some specific solution, and because of that they will provide really and valuable support to find solution the most fit with your requirements. When you start with the project with chosen implementers, Tounca Platform will provide project management portal where you can track progress, but Tounca will provide additional project management supervision for free, to provide out-of-the risk environment. If you just want to check what you can get and what steps you can expect, we will suggest to start with ‘How it works’ page: Tounca | How it works ?

On the other side if you are an expert, you can easily make registration and wait to be engaged for full project or some specific task, depends what customer needs. Register here: Tounca | Join expert community.

Depends on your interest, we will write more about this new unique project marketplace as this is something really worthy of your attention.

My Top 5 Apex APIs and Bonus

On September 8, 2021September 8, 2021 By tounca officialIn Apex, CRM, Salesforce

Andy in the Cloud

As readers of this blog will already have determined, I love API’s! So when I was approached by the team at 100 Days of Trailhead to share my Top 5 “things” my mind fell to API’s. This is a short blog post because effectively the brief was a 10 minute video! Well ok I ran a bit over in the end so its actually 15 minutes.

In the video I cover 5 Apex API’s and a Bonus API at the end. Thank you for 100 Days of Trailhead for asking to contribute and please do check out all the other amazing content they have on their website! You can watch the video below (or link here) and find full source code in this GitHub repository.

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Scheduled Flows: How do they work?

On September 8, 2021September 8, 2021 By tounca officialIn Apex, CRM, Salesforce

forcePanda

Very recently, one of my fellow #flownatic friend, Andy, shared a tweet about scheduled flows which led to some interesting suggestions on the thread.

#Salesforce #Flow brainteaser of the day. These two flows do the same thing. Why would you choose one approach over the other? #Automation pic.twitter.com/YJa2NH8psE
— Andy Engin Utkan (@enginutkan) July 10, 2021

The question here is which approach should you be taking, left or right? Take a moment to think about it! Which one did you pick?

So the ideal approach here would be the flow on the left. There is a ‘but’ here, that’ll get to a little later.
Before that let’s understand what’re the pitfalls of using the flow on the right.

Can very easily hit 50,000 records SOQL limit.
Even before 50k records SOQL limit, it will hit 2000(Maximum) elements executed limit.

Here, the 2nd pitfall is very specific to this…

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Trailhead Review: Apex Specialist Superbadge

On September 7, 2021September 7, 2021 By tounca officialIn Apex, CRM, Salesforce

Teach Me Salesforce

This article is about my first Trailhead Super Badge, the Apex Specialist.

Challenge 1
Challenge 1 requires a fair amount of declarative admin work to get the objects and components in place to allow you to test in the UI (you could probably write the code without it but it’s important to test in the UI and in code).

Because Trailhead playgrounds use the base Developer Edition architecture, there are also all the usual custom fields and data, so it’s helpful to be familiar with that so that you can easily distinguish the components added by the managed package and those that are in every DE org (like SLAViolation__c).

I predict that the creation of Products in the unit tests could be annoying if it involves adding them to an active Price Book