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Salesforce World Tour London Salesforce for B2C Fabrice Cathala CLOUT, Solution Architect [email protected] @fcathala

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Salesforce World TourLondonSalesforce for B2C

Fabrice CathalaCLOUT, Solution [email protected]@fcathala

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Fabrice CathalaCLOUT, Solution Architect@fcathala

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Forward-Looking StatementsStatement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995:

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Salesforce for B2CAgenda History Under The Hood Design Board Person Account

@fcathala + Salesforce blog

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HistorySalesforce for B2C

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History

Salesforce started in 1999 as a CRM focused on B2B customers

Supporting B2C customers meant redesigning the heart of the platform!

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Challenge

The new B2C data model must be backward compatible (Salesforce + AppExchange) Stick to multitenancy (1 version)

Backward Compatibility

Account

Contact

Opportunity

Campaign

Case

Lead

Account

Contact

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Solution

Winter '07 introduces "Person Account"• 1-to-Many relationship constrained into a 1-to-1 relationship• Contact fields replicated at Account level• Switch via Record Types

Person Account

PA

Contact

Lead

Campaign

Opportunity

Account

Contact

Account

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Under The HoodSalesforce for B2C

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Activation

Prepare your org• Create an Account Record Type for Business Accounts• Set the Contact OWD to "Controlled by Parent"• Give to all Profiles that have at least "Read" permission on Account same permission on

Contact

Log a case with Salesforce Tech Support(https://help.salesforce.com/mysuccesshub?id=solutionFinder)

Open a Case with Salesforce Tech Support (https://goo.gl/rkuBen)

The standard data model around Account and Contact will be modified forever

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Data Model

1 Account object + 1 Contact object = 1 extended Account object

Switch done by Record Type

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Setup

When activated make sure you assign a PA Record Type to whichever Profile needs to use it

Edit Profiles Accounts Settings

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Design BoardSalesforce for B2C

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Alternatives

Contact without Account

Only accessible by owner and View All users by default

Reporting require a Custom Report Type(https://goo.gl/DtkkZD)

Private Contacts

Account

Contact

Opportunity

Campaign

Case

Lead

Suggested use case: Avoid!

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Alternatives

1 Account record org wide (the bucket) andall Contacts stored as its children

Allow B2B and B2C running in parallel

Clear separation Companies (Accounts) vs, People (Contacts)

The bucket model

Account

Contact

Opportunity

Campaign

Case

Lead

Suggested use case: Service Cloud implementation without plan to use Sales Cloud

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Alternatives

Accounts are representing families made of 1 or several members

Lead conversion can be confusing (Company name = ?)

The household model

Account

Contact

Opportunity

Campaign

Case

Lead

Suggested use case: Solution managing interactions with various member of a same family

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Alternatives

Lot of bespoke work to replace an out-of-the-box capability

Limited integration with Sales or Service Cloud

Custom object

People

Custom 2

Custom 1

Custom 4

Custom 3

Suggested use case: App Cloud solution with no plan to roll Sales/Service Cloud

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Pros & Cons of Person Account

Out-of-the-box• Officially supported by Salesforce• Compatible with standard Salesforce features• Compatible with future enhancements from Salesforce

Allows B2B to run in parallel with B2C

Simple paradigm for the user"An Account is the entity we are doing business with, should it be individuals or companies"

Pros

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Pros & Cons of Person Account

PA support is often late on the Roadmap• Duplicate Management (*)• Lightning (Work In Progress)

Storage Cost (*)• Typical record size in Salesforce = 2 KB. Record size for Person Account 2 x 2 KB = 4 KB

Limited AppExchange support• Some AppExchange don't work well with PA

Cons

(*) On the roadmap / #SafeHarbor

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Person AccountSalesforce for B2C

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Facts & Rumours

You may find some negativity on the web about Person Account Most of these posts are aged and do not apply anymore

Salesforce changes 3 times a year!Yesterday news are not necessarily true

today

When doing your research Always check each post publication date Always test each use case in a Sandbox

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Tips & Tricks

You can now access the Person Account fields on Formulas and Cross-Object Formulas

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Tips & Tricks

Future proof design (as if you were planning on rolling-out Business Account)• Account custom fields on Account object• Contact custom fields on Contact object (even if now accessed via the Account page)

If only using Person Account, simplify the UI and remove the Contact tab

When creating a Person Account record from the API forget about the Contact record, just make sure you set the Record Type correctly

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Tips & Tricks

Mixing B2B and B2C requires caution2 Account Types with different fields BUT 1 Business Logic = include tests on

"IsPersonAccount"

Business Account

Person Account

Workflow Rules, Flow, Process Builder

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Tips & Tricks

Use field "IsPersonAccount" in Views to show a PA icon

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Roadmap

Full Lightning Experience Support

Duplicate Management

Admin Enable/Disable PA

Eliminate Double Storage Count

Forward-Looking Statement

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Influence The Roadmap

Adding a "Person Account" filter in the AppExchange: https://goo.gl/NLMyyE

Enable Duplicate Management on "Person Account": https://goo.gl/yqdUT2

"Person Account" shouldn't require double storage: https://goo.gl/6cB0zd

Enable "Person Account" for all editions: https://goo.gl/niYFYo

IdeaExchange

Vote for your favourite Idea in the Community (https://goo.gl/YhwjqE)

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Join the Salesforce Community

Connect with Salesforce professionals by joining a local User Group Developer User Group Admin User Group

Search for “Salesforce Meetup”

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Join the Salesforce Community

Connect with Salesforce professionals by joining a local User Group Developer User Group Admin User Group

Search for “Salesforce Meetup”

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thank y u

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AnnexSalesforce for B2C

Fabrice CathalaCLOUT, Solution [email protected]@fcathala

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Activation

Before Activation 1 RT:• Business Account

(created by the adminprior to get PA activated)

Setup Menu After Activation 2 RTs:• Business Account• Person Account

(created by Tech Supportas part of PA activation)

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Activation

Before Activation ~37 standard Account fields Custom Account fields

Account Object, Account Fields After Activation Most standard Account fields except:• ParentId (not available on RT = PA)

New standard Account fields:• Record Type• IsPersonAccount• PersonContactId

All custom Account fields

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Activation

Before Activation ~46 standard Contact fields Custom Contact fields

Account Object, Contact Fields After Activation Most standard Contact fields except• ReportsTo• Phone• Fax• Description• System fields

All Contact custom fields• API name suffix = "__pc" (instead of "__c")

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Activation

Before Activation ~46 standard Contact fields Custom Contact fields

Contact Object, Contact Fields After Activation All standard fields New standard field• IsPersonAccount

All custom fields

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Behaviour

Person Account always behave like an Account and sometimes behave like a Contact

• Records appear in both Account and Contact List Views• Records do not show on Contact Recently Viewed List (it opens as an Account not a Contact) • Additional examples: https://goo.gl/1njvJs

Leads convert to PA if Company field is left empty

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Alternatives

Heavy duty AppExchange modules targeting NPO

1-to1 and household models available

Adapting the package for business use can be painful

Trailhead: https://goo.gl/9evorP + https://goo.gl/gjU37S

The Non Profit Starter Pack v3

Account

Contact

Opportunity

Campaign

Case

Lead

Suggested use case: Non profit organisations

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Conversion

Conversion between Business and Person Account is possible• Via Data Loader: https://goo.gl/RV8JtJ• Via Process Builder & Headless Flows: http://goo.gl/DZwGRI

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Resources & References

Salesforce PDF - Setting Up Person Accountshttp://goo.gl/k18HiK + Extract on behaviours: https://goo.gl/w2fFZ6

Salesforce Community - Salesforce People Chatter Grouphttps://goo.gl/2yckUN

Salesforce Community - Person Account in Summer '16 https://goo.gl/Te3IU1 Salesforce.org – NPSP & Account Models https://goo.gl/P3b7CO Jeff Douglas - Working with Person Accounts in Salesforce.com

http://goo.gl/jY18m (June 2010)

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