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It’s been said that having the right Salesforce implementation partner by your side will allow your business to achieve its full potential. A Salesforce partner provides the right solution that capitalizes on opportunities and solves business bottlenecks.
One common question arises among new Salesforce customers: Can I self-implement Salesforce for my business? Of course, you can if you have a solid technical background and plenty of time for the implementation. But what if you don’t have a technical support team? Then, it’s advisable to hire a Salesforce implementation partner.
Before diving into the topic, let’s articulate the definition of Salesforce implementation.
Salesforce implementation is a multi-stage process that involves Salesforce platform deployment, data migration, design, and adoption throughout an organization. The implementation also involves app integrations, employee training, and data cleansing. A Salesforce implementation process covers all the significant steps to ensure your team uses your Salesforce platform to its fullest potential.
Regardless of the scenarios, whether you have already started your Salesforce implementation or are considering it, partners will always help you leverage maximum benefits from the Salesforce platform.
For example, in our Service Cloud Quickstart implementation case study, we helped a client streamline customer support operations, achieving faster adoption and measurable ROI within weeks.
Now that we have identified the implementation process, approach, and business benefits you will get with a Salesforce implementation partner; the next crucial factor is how to find one.
Ensure that the partner has the relevant industry-standard experience and the capability to solve complex problems. The partner must have extensive experience working with your relevant industry or on similar projects. Their knowledge of industry trends can help you stay ahead of the curve and save time and costs required for discovery.
It’s always a good practice to ensure that your Salesforce implementation partner has adequate resources to handle the project on all levels of complexity. To successfully implement the project, make sure your Salesforce partner has the required infrastructure support, technical skills, and team strength to support a project like yours.
Ensure the partner has certified Salesforce specialists such as administrators, developers, consultants, and marketers. At a minimum, your implementation partner should hold both Developer and Administrator certifications. Salesforce implementations can be an expensive investment for an organization, so the best option is usually to go with a Salesforce partner who has certified Salesforce professionals and understands Salesforce’s technological nuances.
The success of a Salesforce implementation is dependent on the long-term strategy and the willingness and capability to stick with the plan. Examining the partner’s ability to scale up their resources, technology, and automation capabilities is essential based on your fluctuating business requirements. Every Salesforce implementation partner offers a different strategic approach, so make sure the partner you choose has the potential to meet your business goals.
Another significant aspect to consider is ongoing system support for your implementation. Ensure your implementation partner provides support, training, and documentation-related support to gain continuous support. Ensure the implementation partner provides Salesforce support and maintenance services to improve the scalability and management of the practice.
LevelShift is a preferred Salesforce implementation partner with over 200+ Salesforce projects completed across multiple industries. LevelShift provides on-demand services for Salesforce consulting, implementation, integration, development, and customization. We also have 30+ strategic partnerships with tech giants like Workato, Mulesoft, Tableau, and Jitterbit to deliver the utmost business value for your Salesforce investment. We provide cost-effective Salesforce implementations for businesses of all sizes with our customer-centric approach. It’s your turn now. Partner with us and kickstart your Salesforce implementation journey today.

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