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Salesforce Capstone: Organization Integration (Coursera)

Offered by University of California, Irvine,

In Salesforce Capstone: Organization Integration, the final course of the Salesforce Fundamentals Specialization, learners will complete the Business Administration Specialist Superbadge as their main project. This project asks learners to combine all the skills and knowledge areas that they have collected from the previous three courses. Skill areas to be demonstrated include cleaning and importing account data, adding users and managing access, building email templates for new marketing needs, configuring UI tools for a new product type, generating reports and dashboards, managing and applying Chatter tools, and participating in the deployment of Salesforce within an organization.

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In addition to the project, the course includes a peer discussion opportunity, a demonstration video, and a peer review assignment. Completion of the Salesforce Fundamentals specialization and the Business Administration Specialist Superbadge prepares learners to take the Salesforce Administrator exam.
What You Will Learn

Deployment of Salesforce within an organization.

Course 4 of 4 in the Salesforce Fundamentals Specialization

Syllabus

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Salesforce Capstone: Organization Integration
In Salesforce Capstone: Organization Integration, the final course of the Salesforce Fundamentals specialization, you will complete the Business Administration Specialist Superbadge as the main project. This project asks you to combine all the skills and knowledge areas that they have collected from the previous three courses.

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