The regions of the world - Leonard STRONG

NLS_CODE	N1	N1Code	N2	N2Code	N3	N3Code	ID
en-GB	Africa	2					1
en-GB	Africa	2					1
en-GB	Americas	19					2
en-GB	Americas	19					2
en-GB	Antarctica	999					3
en-GB	Antarctica	999					3
en-GB	Asia	142					4
en-GB	Asia	142					4
en-GB	Europe	150					5
en-GB	Europe	150					5
en-GB	Oceania	9					6
en-GB	Oceania	9					6
en-GB	Africa	2	Northern Africa	15			7
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202			8
en-GB	Africa	2	North Africa	15			7
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202			8
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419			9
en-GB	Americas	19	Northern America	21			10
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419			9
en-GB	Americas	19	North America	21			10
en-GB	Asia	142	Central Asia	143			11
en-GB	Asia	142	Eastern Asia	30			12
en-GB	Asia	142	South-eastern Asia	35			13
en-GB	Asia	142	Southern Asia	34			14
en-GB	Asia	142	Western Asia	145			15
en-GB	Asia	142	Central Asia	143			11
en-GB	Asia	142	Far East	30			12
en-GB	Asia	142	South East Asia	35			13
en-GB	Asia	142	South Asia	34			14
en-GB	Asia	142	Western Asia	145			15
en-GB	Europe	150	Eastern Europe	151			16
en-GB	Europe	150	Northern Europe	154			17
en-GB	Europe	150	Southern Europe	39			18
en-GB	Europe	150	Western Europe	155			19
en-GB	Europe	150	Eastern Europe	151			16
en-GB	Europe	150	Northern Europe	154			17
en-GB	Europe	150	Southern Europe	39			18
en-GB	Europe	150	Western Europe	155			19
en-GB	Oceania	9	Australia and New Zealand	53			20
en-GB	Oceania	9	Melanesia	54			21
en-GB	Oceania	9	Micronesia	57			22
en-GB	Oceania	9	Polynesia	61			23
en-GB	Oceania	9	Australia and New Zealand	53			20
en-GB	Oceania	9	Melanesia	54			21
en-GB	Oceania	9	Micronesia	57			22
en-GB	Oceania	9	Polynesia	61			23
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	Eastern Africa	14	24
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	Middle Africa	17	25
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	Southern Africa	18	26
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	Western Africa	11	27
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	East Africa	14	24
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	Central Africa	17	25
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	South Africa	18	26
en-GB	Africa	2	Sub-Saharan Africa	202	West Africa	11	27
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419	Caribbean	29	28
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419	Central America	13	29
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419	South America	5	30
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419	Carraïbes	29	28
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419	Central America	13	29
en-GB	Americas	19	Latin America and the Caribbean	419	South America	5	30
en-GB	Europe	150	Northern Europe	154	Channel Islands	830	31
en-GB	Europe	150	Northern Europe	154	Channel Islands	830	31

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User profiles have access to several types of licenses, including :
- Salesforce" licences for "internal" CRM users such as sales teams
- Salesforce Platform" licences for "partner" CRM users such as business teams or partners
- Customer Portal" licences for users linked to contacts
To manage the rights of users linked to contacts, the procedure is as follows
- Create the user from the contact, for each contact concerned
- Create a "customer" profile to which these "customer" users will be associated, using the "Customer Portal" licence type
- Create a "platform" profile to which the "business" or partner users will be associated, using the "Salesforce Platform" licence type
Once all the expected user profiles have been created:
- Enter the community settings area
- Open the Administration screen, then "Members".
- Select the profiles by filtering on the type of licence (customer, internal, partner or all)

Sites are set in the configuration area (configuration -> Sites and domains -> Sites).
A site can be a community, communities are also set up in the configuration area (configuration -> Communities -> All communities
When creating: define the label and name
When creating and modifying: define the contact and the different pages and control parameters.
The components of a community are added in the workspace generator.

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY
Social Hiring and Applicant tracking system	From 69.99 USD / user / month	Human Resources	11 July 2014	yes	not
TheHRMS Human Resource Management system	Contact us	Human Resources	19 February 2014	not	not
Jobscience	160 USD / user / month	Human Resources	14 September 2007	not	yes

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY
Facebook	Free of charge	Campaign Management	22 January 2014	yes	not
LinkedIn Sales Navigator for Salesforce	Free of charge	Productivity	13 January 1900	yes	not
Viadeo for Salesforce	Free of charge	Sales Intelligence	12 October 2011	not	not

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
Salesforce CPQ	From 75 EUR / user / month	Quotes & Orders	21 April 2010	yes	yes
Free CPQ Solution	Free of charge	Quotes & Orders	30 November 2015	not	not

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
Microsoft Dynamics NAV	From 250 USD / subscription / month	Integration	14 March 2007	yes	not
Sage Business Cloud Financials	From 549 USD / Company / month	Accounting	12 August 2015	yes	not
Invoices for Salesforce	From 59 USD / user / month	Accounting	31 January 2012	yes	yes	"Efficient invoicing/billing and receivables right within Salesforce Your invoices are already in Salesforce, however scattered across customers and sales records. So invoicing should simply involve automatically piecing these parts together, without re-keying a thing. This is what Invoices for Salesforce does. Simple!"

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
DocuSign for Salesforce	From 12 USD / user / month	Contract Management	7 March 2010	yes	yes	- Send, eSign & track agreements & approvals anytime, anywhere, & from any device - Grow your business efficiently by digitizing legal documents, sales agreements, HR forms, & more.
Adobe Sign	Free of charge	Contract Management	6 October 2006	yes	yes	No account or license required for e-signers -- accounts / licenses only required for senders.
Simple Signature	Free of charge	Contract Management	26 May 2016	yes	yes	--

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
SPRINTER Agile Scrum Project Management	From 100 USD / Company / month	Project Management	20 August 2013	not	not	This App uses Salesforce Workflow and API that are standard features of Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions. Chatter allows users to follow and collaborate on SPRINTER items, but is not required for the App.
Agile Accelerator	Free of charge	Project Management	31 March 2015	yes	not	--
Taskfeed	25 EUR / user / month	Project Management	23 July 2014	yes	yes	Taskfeed required Chatter to be enabled.
Salesforce & JIRA Server Connector	From 10 USD / 10 licences / year	IT Management	2 May 2008	not	not	--

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
MailChimp for Salesforce	Free of charge	Mass Emails	10 July 2013	yes	not	If you have enabled the built-in integration with salesforce.com within MailChimp you may risk adversely high salesforce.com API call volumes when used in conjunction with MailChimp for Salesforce.
Inxmail Professional email marketing for Salesforce	Contact us	Mass Emails	3 January 2012	yes	not	You need the following components to use Inxmail Professional for Salesforce CRM: Inxmail Professional ASP service/server software (licence), version 4.4.0.912 or higher; Inxmail Professional client software (optional for extended range of functions).

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
Alfresco Content Connector	Contact us	Document Management	23 February 2017	yes	not	In addition to this managed package, a working Alfresco environment is required, with the Content Connector for Salesforce components (amps) installed.
Dropbox for Salesforce	Free of charge	Collaboration	15 October 2014	yes	not	--

TITLE	PRICE	CATEGORIES	FIRST RELEASE	LIGHTNING READY	MOBILITY	PREREQUISITE
Cap Adresse - Data Quality Application	Free of charge	Data Cleansing	19 November 2014	yes	not
Clean Suite for CRM: All-in-One Data Cleansing App	19.99 USD / Company (one time)	Data Cleansing	3 March 2015	yes	not	"Validate, update, enrich & dedupe your contact data FREE TRIAL AVAILABLE The #1 Dirty Data Fighter - Melissa's Clean Suite verifies, cleans, updates, and enriches your data. With real-time processing + batch processing available, every name, address, email and phone - will be accurate and reliable."
AddressTools Premium: Global Address Validation and Standardization Suite	From 900 USD / Company / year	Data Cleansing	20 April 2010	yes	not	For configuration options please visit the CountryComplete Administration tab after the package has been installed.
AddressTools Free: Address Validation and Standardization Suite	Free of charge	Data Cleansing	15 July 2009	not	not	For configuration options please visit the CountryComplete Administration tab after the package has been installed.
Opti-Time Cloud Tour	From 15 EUR / user / month	Field Service	21 November 2014	yes	yes

Salesforce allows to do several Salesforce actions directly from the user's email without being connected to the application: create a Salesforce record, log an email, create a task ...
The Chrome extension for Salesforce can be downloaded from this link: https: //chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/salesforce/jjghhkepijgakdammjldcbnjehfkfmha?hl=fr. This URL corresponds to the "Salesforce Connector for GSuite" extension. The extension can also be found in the Chrome extension search box.

Once the extension has been installed, the link between the email account and the user account for the desired Salesforce environment must be configured. As a reminder, the production access URL is different from the Sandboxes access URL.
You must first enter and validate the URL for accessing the Salesforce instance (steps 1 and 2) and then identify yourself on Salesforce (step 3) to associate the email account and the user account

Stage 1	Step 2
Step 3

1. Presentation of the site

Owner : Léonard STRONG
Contact the owner: contact form
Host: Ligne Web Services (LWS) - 4, rue Galvani, 75017 PARIS - FRANCE
Hosting contact: +33 (0) 826 102 413

2. General conditions of use of the site and the services offered.

Use of the site implies full acceptance of the general conditions of use described below. These conditions of use may be modified or supplemented at any time, and users of the site are therefore invited to consult them regularly.
This site is normally accessible to users at all times. However, Leonard STRONG may decide to interrupt the site for technical maintenance purposes and will endeavour to inform users in advance of the dates and times of the intervention.
The site is regularly updated by Léonard STRONG. Similarly, the legal notices may be modified at any time: they are nevertheless binding on the user, who is invited to refer to them as often as possible in order to read them.

3. Contractual limitations on technical data.

The site uses JavaScript technology.
The website cannot be held responsible for any material damage related to the use of the site. Furthermore, the user of the site undertakes to access the site using recent, virus-free equipment and with a last-generation updated browser.

4. Intellectual property and counterfeiting.

Léonard STRONG is the owner of the intellectual property rights on its creations accessible on the site, in particular the texts, images, graphics, photographs, icons, sounds and software. The logos or icons of the organisations or companies mentioned on this site are the intellectual property of the organisations or companies in question.
Any reproduction, representation, modification, publication, adaptation of all or part of the elements of the site, whatever the means or process used, is prohibited, except with the prior written authorisation of : Léonard STRONG or their owner.
Any unauthorised use of the site or of any of the elements it contains will be considered as constituting an infringement and will be prosecuted in accordance with the provisions of articles L.335-2 et seq. of the Intellectual Property Code.

5. Limitations of liability.

Léonard STRONG cannot be held responsible for direct and indirect damage caused to the user's equipment when accessing the Leonard STRONG site, and resulting either from the use of equipment that does not meet the specifications indicated in point 4, or from the appearance of a bug or an incompatibility.
Leonard STRONG may not be held responsible for indirect damage (such as loss of market or loss of opportunity) resulting from the use of this site.
Interactive areas (possibility of asking questions in the contact area) are available to users. Léonard STRONG reserves the right to delete, without prior notice, any content posted in this area that contravenes the legislation applicable in France, in particular the provisions relating to data protection. Where applicable, Léonard STRONG also reserves the right to hold the user civilly and/or criminally liable, particularly in the event of messages of a racist, insulting, defamatory or pornographic nature, whatever the medium used (text, photographs, etc.).

6. Personal data management.

This site uses cookies and plugins to obtain statistics on visits over the last two weeks of activity: information on the computer used by the visitor (IP address, operating system, web browser, country of origin) is collected.
This site also has a contact form and a Multiple Choice Questionnaire on Salesforce for which authentication is mandatory with the identity and e-mail address of the person using the said elements. Reporting on the MCQ also provides an overall score for each visitor completing it.
The management of information collected for visit statistics will be reviewed in hindsight, in the short term all data is retained.
The data collected by the forms are only accessible by Léonard STRONG, the site owner. You have the possibility to request the deletion of this data.
According to the terms of the RGPD, which came into force on 25 May 2018, any person filling in the questionnaire has the right to request access to and deletion of data concerning him or her.

7. Hyperlinks and cookies.

The Léonard STRONG site contains a certain number of hypertext links to other sites, set up with the authorisation of Léonard STRONG. However, Léonard STRONG does not have the possibility of checking the content of the sites thus visited, and consequently cannot assume any responsibility for them.
Browsing the Leonard STRONG site may result in the installation of cookie(s) on the user's computer. A cookie is a small file which does not allow the user to be identified, but which records information relating to the navigation of a computer on a site. The data obtained in this way is intended to facilitate subsequent navigation on the site, and is also intended to allow various measures of frequentation. The list of cookies is available from the dedicated link.
Refusal to install a cookie may make it impossible to access certain services. However, the user can configure his computer in the following way to refuse the installation of cookies:

In Internet Explorer: Tools tab (cog-shaped icon at the top right) / Internet options. Click on Privacy and choose Block all cookies. Validate on Ok.
In Firefox: at the top of the browser window, click on the Firefox button, then go to the Options tab. Click on the Privacy tab. Set the Retention Rules to: use custom settings for history. Finally uncheck it to disable cookies.
In Safari: Click on the menu icon (symbolised by a cog) at the top right of the browser. Select Settings. Click on Show advanced settings. In the "Privacy" section, click on "Content settings". In the "Cookies" section, you can block cookies.
In Chrome: Click on the menu icon (symbolised by three horizontal lines) at the top right of the browser. Select Settings. Click on Show advanced settings. In the "Privacy" section, click on preferences. In the "Privacy" tab, you can block cookies.

The site is not declared to the CNIL because it does not use personal data as indicated on this page.
The databases are protected by the provisions of the law of 1 July 1998 transposing the directive 96/9 of 11 March 1996 on the legal protection of databases.

8. Applicable law and jurisdiction.

Any dispute relating to the use of the Leonard STRONG website is subject to French law. The competent courts of Paris have exclusive jurisdiction.

9. The main laws involved.

Law n° 78-17 of 6 January 1978, notably modified by Law n° 2004-801 of 6 August 2004 on information technology, files and freedoms.
Law n° 2004-575 of 21 June 2004 for confidence in the digital economy.
Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data. To access the European text, click here "".

10. Lexicon.

User: Internet user connecting to and using the above-mentioned site.
Personal information: "information which allows, in any form whatsoever, directly or not, the identification of the natural persons to whom it applies" (article 4 of law n° 78-17 of 6 January 1978).

Types of objects	Description
Standard objects	Objects included with Salesforce
Customised objects	Objects created by administrators to store company-specific information
External objects	Objects similar to Custom Objects, except that they are mapped to data outside the Salesforce organisation

Broadcast	Year	Theme	OrgaCode	Organization
Europa	1956	Construction of Europe. Tower formed from the Latin word Europe "EUROPA".	CECA	European Coal and Steel Community
Europa	1957	Peace and prosperity through agriculture and industry	CECA	European Coal and Steel Community
Europa	1958	Peace in the service of European ideas. Dove flying over the E of Europe	CECA	European Coal and Steel Community
Europa	1959	6-ring chain	CECA	European Coal and Steel Community
Europa	1960	1st issue of the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT). Roman 19-spoke chariot wheel	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1961	Stylized dove composed of 19 doves	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1962	Stylized tree with 19 leaves	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1963	United Europe. Stylized cross composed of 4 interlaced U's	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1964	5th anniversary of the CEPT. 22-petalled flower	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1965	3-leafed sprig (representing post, telephone and telegraph) and fruit composed of the letters CEPT	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1966	Sailboat	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1967	22-tooth gears	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1968	Key	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1969	10th anniversary of the CEPT. Ancient temple with the words Europa and CEPT as columns	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1970	24-wire mesh	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1971	Chain with one link forming the O in the word Europa	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1972	Telecommunication. Aurora Borealis composed of 14 stars	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1973	Post, telephone and telegraph. Post horn with 3 arrows	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1974	Sculptures	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1975	Paintings	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1976	Handicrafts	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1977	Landscapes	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1978	Monuments	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1979	Postal history	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1980	Famous people	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1981	Folklore and festivals	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1982	Historical events	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1983	Human genius	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1984	25th anniversary of the CEPT - common ground: a bridge	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1985	Music (European Year of Music)	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1986	Nature conservation	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1987	Modern architecture	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1988	Transport and communications	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1989	Children's games	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1990	Postal buildings	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1991	Europe and space	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1992	500th anniversary of the discovery of America	CEPT	European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
Europa	1993	Contemporary art	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	1994	Great discoveries	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	1995	Peace and Freedom - 50th anniversary of the end of World War II	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	1996	Famous European women	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	1997	Tales and legends	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	1998	National festivals and celebrations	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	1999	Nature reserves and parks	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2000	New millennium - common motif: 6-star tower built by children	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2001	Water as a natural resource	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2002	The circus	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2003	The art of the poster	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2004	The holidays	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2005	Gastronomy	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2006	Integration as seen by young people	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2007	Centenary of Scouting	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2008	Correspondence: rediscovering the pleasure of writing	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2009	Astronomy (International Year of Astronomy)	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2010	Children's books	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2011	Forests (International Year of Forests)	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2012	Visit ... (e.g. "Visit France")	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2013	Postal vehicles (20th anniversary of PostEurop)	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2014	National musical instruments	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2015	Antique toys	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2016	Ecology in Europe "think green" - common motif (60th anniversary of Europa stamps)	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2017	The castles	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2018	Bridges	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2019	National birds	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators
Europa	2020	The old postal routes	PostEurop	Association of European Public Postal Operators

Form	Subform	Description
general collection	geographic collection	Geographical or traditional collecting consists of collecting stamps or other postal marks by country. One can specialise in certain countries.
specialized collection	historic collection	A collection of stamps or postal objects relating to a special period in the postal history of a country.
specialized collection	monographic collection	Collection of commonly used stamps to study unusual presentations, manufacturing features, varieties etc.
specialized collection	thematic collection	Gathering of stamps that are related to a particular theme and then organizing them for public display or preservation for encyclopedic purposes

Class	Subclass	Description
Chronological	Classic stamps	Old stamps issued before 1870
Chronological	Semi-modern stamps	Stamps issued between 1870 and 1914
Chronological	Modern stamps	Stamps issued from 1940 onwards
Type of programme	Current issue	Postage stamps printed in very large quantities for a specific purpose: franking of inner letters and postcards or as a complementary value
Type of programme	Special broadcast	Grouping of thematic stamps and commemorative stamps. The former are regular, the latter are not.
Type of programme	Common or joint issue	Stamp issues carried out in the same year by at least two countries. Most of them are one-offs between a handful of postal administrations, some are regular between member countries of the same organisation, such as the Europa issue since 1956.
Type of issue	Thematic stamps	Stamps illustrating a particular theme : Fauna, Flora, Jewellery etc...
Type of issue	Commemorative stamps	Postage stamp with a figure commemorating or illustrating a fact, a character or an event in a specific way
Type of issue	Tax stamps	Mark or figurine intended to prove that a citizen has paid certain categories of taxes to a public authority
Type of issue	Custom stamps	Postage stamps illustrated or accompanied by a vignette illustrated by a drawing or photograph chosen by an individual, association or non-governmental company.

For more details on custom field types see the Salesforce publication, click here ""

Type (French wording)	Type (English wording)	Type (French wording)	Type (English wording)
Automatic number	Auto Number	Check box	Checkbox
Currency	Currency	Date	Date
Date/Time	Date/Time	Messaging	Email
External reference relationship	External Lookup Relationship	Formula	Formula
Geolocation	Geolocation	Hierarchical relationship	Hierarchical Relationship
Indirect reference relationship	Indirect Lookup Relationship	Research relationship	Lookup Relationship
Principal-Detail Relationship	Master-Detail Relationship	Digital	Number
Percentage	Percent	Telephone	Phone
Selection list	Picklist	Selection list (multiple selection)	Picklist (Multi-select)
Summary of accumulation	Roll-Up Summary	Text	Text
Text (encrypted)	Text (Encrypted)	Text box	Text Area
Text box (long)	Text Area (Long)	Text box (enriched)	Text Area (Rich)
Time	Time	URL	URL

The error message "This page layout name already exists or has already been used. Your changes have not been saved" implies that there are duplicate actions. This is the problem to be solved to close the topic.
Under Lightning the resolution procedure is described on this Salesforce publication

Example of changing the label of the list view

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The objective of HRCP management is to know the average life of deals reaching one of the two final statuses (signed or lost deals) within the activity of the sales teams.

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As I show above on this achievement page, I have been working on the Salesforce Classic to Lighting Experience migration project.
Following this migration we have allowed users to switch between the two versions of the tool for a period of time.
The purpose of this report is to see the list of users using this switch with the reason for the switch over the current and previous months

As part of the monitoring of the activity of the sales teams, this report is used to monitor the rate of transformation of deals with the two final statuses: signed deals and lost deals.
The "signature date" field was created by a colleague and takes the date of the first transition to "signed deal" status.
I have created a "lost date" field which takes the date of first transition to "lost business" status and a "closing date" field which takes the date of signature or the date of loss as soon as the business is in final status. These fields are not used on the case page layouts. A workflow rule populates the lost date and the closing date is a formula field.
This work required a history of all lost cases.

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Within the framework of product management, this process builder allows new products to be automatically linked to price catalogues.
Authorised users simply create the product and all the required information is copied to the corresponding entry in the price catalogues.
This process is carried out when each new product is created, and a price catalogue entry is created for the standard catalogue and the one used by HRCP with the following information:

the ID of the new product
the price defined on the product (this is a field created for this functionality)
the active or inactive setting of the product

When I arrived on the Randstad HRCP project, the first story I dealt with was to create the business history functionality to track the sales teams' current pipeline. In this context I created the following elements:

data extraction report
custom object populated with data from the extraction report
report snapshot set to run the extraction report and feed the custom object
Annual monitoring report of the ongoing HRCP pipe

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Example of an application page for one of the user profiles

Example of an account registration page

Non-optimised query	Optimised query
SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER, MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX, MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE, MM.METER_NAME, MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS, MIM.INDEX_NAME, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE, DECODE ( RLLOV.WORDING, lov_entry_mode_index', MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE, 'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption', MIV.CONSUMPTION, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE ) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE, ( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID ) AS TYPE_METER, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN FROM MEA_METER MM, MEA_INDEX_METER MIM, MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV, MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC, RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE' AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID	SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER, MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX, MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE, MM.METER_NAME, MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS, MIM.INDEX_NAME, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE, DECODE ( RLLOV.WORDING, lov_entry_mode_index', MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE, 'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption', MIV.CONSUMPTION, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE ) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE, ( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID AND ROB_MEA.ID_TYPE_OBJECT_BASE = 67 ) AS TYPE_METER, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN FROM MEA_METER MM, MEA_INDEX_METER MIM, MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV, MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC, RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE' AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID

Non-optimised query

Optimised query

SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER,
MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX,
MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE,
MM.METER_NAME,
MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS,
MIM.INDEX_NAME,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE,
DECODE
(
RLLOV.WORDING,
lov_entry_mode_index',
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE,
'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption',
MIV.CONSUMPTION,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE
) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE,
( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID ) AS TYPE_METER,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN
FROM MEA_METER MM,
MEA_INDEX_METER MIM,
MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV,
MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC,
RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV
WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE'
AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER
AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX
AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID
AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID

SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER,
MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX,
MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE,
MM.METER_NAME,
MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS,
MIM.INDEX_NAME,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE,
DECODE
(
RLLOV.WORDING,
lov_entry_mode_index',
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE,
'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption',
MIV.CONSUMPTION,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE
) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE,
( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID AND ROB_MEA.ID_TYPE_OBJECT_BASE = 67 ) AS TYPE_METER,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN
FROM MEA_METER MM,
MEA_INDEX_METER MIM,
MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV,
MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC,
RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV
WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE'
AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER
AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX
AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID
AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID

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The "EUROPA" issue is an annual joint issue of postage stamps by the European Postal Administrations.
This issue was managed by the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC) from 1956 to 1959 and then the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) from 1960 to 1992. It has been managed by theAssociation of European Public Postal Operators (PostEurop) since 1993. Since its creation in 1956, the various editions of the "EUROPA" programme have had a common theme and/or illustration.
From 1956 to 1959 the ECSC member states were Italy, France, Benelux and Germany.

What is Philately	click here ""
The London forgeries	click here ""
The Universal Postal Union	click here ""
French philatelic history	click here ""
British Philatelic History	click here ""
The Philatelic History of the British Empire	click here ""

Broadcast	Year	Theme	OrgaCode	Organization
Sepac	2007	Landscape I	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2009	Landscape II	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2011	Landscape III	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2013	Animals	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2014	Flowers	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2015	Culture	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2016	Seasons	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2017	Crafts	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2018	Spectacular views	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2019	Historic houses	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations
Sepac	2020	works from national collections	SEPAC	Cooperation of Small European Postal Administrations

National posts
The French Post Office	FRANCE	www.laposte.fr
Australia Post	AUSTRALIA	auspost.com.au
Swiss Post	SWITZERLAND	www.post.ch
The British Post Office	UNITED KINGDOM	www.royalmail.com
Israel Post (in English)	ISRAEL	www.israelpost.co.il
Businesses
Yvert and Tellier	FRANCE	www.yvert.com
Lindner	GERMANY	www.lindner-original.fr
Philantology	FRANCE	www.philantologie.fr
Marigny Philately	FRANCE	www.marigny-philatelie.com/fr
Rhône Philately	FRANCE	www.rhonephilatelie.fr
Associations and Chambers of Representatives
Universal Postal Union	Postal operators (world)	www.upu.int
International Federation of Philately	Philatelic Federations	www.f-i-p.ch
PostEurop	Postal operators (Europe)	www.posteurop.org
CNEP (trade union chamber)	FRANCE	www.cnep.fr
FFAP (Federation of Philatelic Associations)	FRANCE	www.ffap.net
American Philatelic Society	USA	stamps.org
Vocabulary
VulgumTechus	Lexicon	vulgumtechus.com/Lexicon_of_philacy%C3%A9lie#External_links
FFAP (Federation of Philatelic Associations)	Lexicon	www.ffap.net/Philatelie/lexiquephil.php

Example of a user interface

Utilities

Utilities are shortcuts that make it easier for utilities to access data. They can be used to avoid having to search for objects (an account, an opportunity, ...), activities (tasks or events), chat items (favorites or subscriptions) or other Salesforce components.

Themes and brand customisation

Administrators can customise the user interface for both customised applications (as in Classic) and standard applications (unlike Classic) through "themes and brand customisation".
In Salesfoce Classic administrators could integrate the company logo instead of the Salesforce logo in custom applications. This is carried over into Lightning Experience and completed with "themes and brand customisation".
This setting, new to Lightning Experience, also allows you to set an image or a solid colour for the wallpaper.
Salesforce offers standard themes and uses them by default.

E-EDUCATION MEET OPENS TODAY

Making education easier for students whether in a classroom, home or an internship in a foreign university by removing the cumbersone methods though new learning technologies will be the main theme of E-education Without Borders Conference which will open in the capital today.

The three-day conference aims to build new strategies for the efficient delivery of e-education, focus attention on academic standards relating to e-education issues, and facilitate the establishement of a global student forum to encourage the continuation of this initiative. The conference is organised and will be conducted by students for students.

The idea was initiated by students of the Abu Dhabi Men's College and 90% of the work for organising the conference has been done by the students, agreeing to Khalid Al Falasi, a student in the college and one of the organisers.
He said yesterday the conference would give students an opportunity to achieve direct communication. "About 300 students from 47 countries will take part in the conference to discuss their ideas and present their papers on online programs and facilities worldwide" he said.

"The most significant point is that students will speak during the conference to demonstrate their views about the future of e-learning" he said.

Khamis Al Hosani, another organiser, explained that students would highlight future challenges and needs to expand online learning programmes as well as different advantages and risks of adopting such learning methods.
He pointed out that students from more than 100 colleges and universities worldwide would present papers and hold professionnal-level discussions around the anticipated impact of e-learning methodology and technology. He also announced that the confernce would present the Cancelor's, Conference and Industrial awards to the best papers offered by students.

Dr Tayeb Kamali, Director of the college was seen to give students the chance to express themselves and organise the event according to their own views.

by a staff reporter, Khaleej Times, April 21st 2001

HISTORY

In the early 1950s, the Emirate of Abu Dhabi was a little visited desert. The population was reduced to a few Bedouin tribes. In 1958 a Franco-British consortium discovered an offshore oil field. Exports began four years later. In the 1970s, Abu Dhabi became a major producer of petroleum. The standard of living of the population rose considerably and the country invested in transforming the desert into a green land.
In the 1960s, with the development of oil activity, the various emirates in the region became closer. The British left the region in 1968.

Nine emirates attempt to form a union, but fail to do so: Bahrain (in August 1971) and Qatar (in September 1971) become independent.
Six of the seven current emirates (Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Dubai, Fujaira, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah, Umm Al Qaiwan) became independent and federated on 2 December 1971. The Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah joined the union in 1972.
Since 2000, the Emirate of Dubai has turned to new resources such as free ports, new technologies and above all luxury tourism. The city of Dubai has become the economic capital of the federation.

GEOGRAPHY

The U.A.E. is located in the north of the Arabian Peninsula. It borders the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (to the South with 530 km of land border) and the Sultanate of Oman (to the North and East with 450 km of border). The United Arab Emirates has coastlines on the Persian Gulf (600 km) and on the Gulf of Oman (100 km).
The Persian Gulf coastline is lined with islands and reefs. The total surface area of the country is 83,600 km2 of which 86% (67,000 km2) is in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi alone.

ABU DHABI

At the beginning of the 2000s, the city is a contrast between the modernism of the city centre (urbanised and green) and the "destitution" of the periphery (shanty towns in the desert). As in the whole country, with only 30% of nationals, the city welcomes many foreign workers (Americans, Europeans, Indians and/or Pakistanis). Two spellings are accepted in French:

French Ministry of Foreign Affairs ⇒ spelled Abu Dhabi
European Interinstitutional Style Code ⇒ spelled Abu Dhabi
IGN Toponymy Commission ⇒ spelled Abu Dhabi

FURTHER INFORMATION

Wikipedia information about the U.A.E.: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/emirates_arabes_unis
Wikipedia information about the city of Abu Dhabi: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abou_Dabi_(city)

<apex:page controller=”Engagement_Ctlr” showHeader=”false” sidebar=”true”>
<style>
.blockscthead .pbSubheader{
background-color: #2175D9 !important;
color: #FFB511;
}
.header{
background: #2175D9 !important;
}
.blocksct{
background: #FFFFFF !important;
}
.outputNote{
font-weight: bold !important;
text-align:left !important;
color: #2175D9 !important;
border: 2px solid #FFB511 !important;
padding: 2px;
}
.buttons{
background: #2175D9 !important;
color: white !important;
font-size: 12px !important;
height:25px !important;
vertical-align: middle !important;
align: center !important;
border: 2px solid #FFB511 !important;
}
</style>

<apex:form id=”Engagement” styleClass=”blocksct”>
<apex:pageMessages />
<apex:pageBlock Title=”Bid Intake Requirements – Sales Checklist” mode=”detail”>

<!– Define the button apearing on the footer –>
<apex:pageBlockButtons location=”bottom”>
<apex:commandButton action=”{!save}” value=”Send the form” styleClass=”buttons” />
</apex:pageBlockButtons>

<!– Define the image apearing on the header –>
<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”header”>
<apex:pageBlockSection >
<apex:image id=”BidIntake” url=”{!$Resource.bid_intake_form_1920x350}” width=”1000″ />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>

<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”blockscthead”>
<apex:pageBlockSection Title=”Project”>
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”BidSupport” label=”Bid Support: ” value=”{!eng.Bid_Support__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”ProjectType” label=”Project Type: ” value=”{!eng.Project_Type__c}” />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>

<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”blockscthead”>
<apex:pageBlockSection Title=”Your contact Information”>
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”ContactName” label=”Your name: ” value=”{!eng.RUS_Team_Member__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”ContactEmail” label=”Your email: ” value=”{!eng.RUS_Team_Member_Email__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Phone” label=”Phone: ” value=”{!eng.Contact_Number__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”OpCo” label=”OpCo/Concept: ” value=”{!eng.OpCoConcept__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Scope” label=”Scope: ” value=”{!eng.Scope__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Country” label=”Country: ” value=”{!eng.Country__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”City” label=”City: ” value=”{!eng.City__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”State” label=”State/Province: ” value=”{!eng.State__c}” />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>

<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”blockscthead”>
<apex:pageBlockSection Title=”Client Information – Please complete as much information as possible”>
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”ClientName” label=”Client Company Name: ” value=”{!eng.Lead_Company_Name__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”false” id=”UltimateClientName” label=”Client Company Lookup:<br>Use Lookup to search company<br> <i>Leave blank if company is not found” value=”{!eng.Ultimate_Client_Name__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”ClientWebsite” label=”Client Website: ” value=”{!eng.Client_Website__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Industry” label=”Industry: ” value=”{!eng.Client_Industry_Sector__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”DueDate” label=”Due Date: ” value=”{!eng.Project_Due_Date__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”CurrentClient” label=”Existing client relationship with Randstad: ” value=”{!eng.Current_Client__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Number_of_Locations” label=”In-Scope Locations: ” value=”{!eng.Number_of_Locations__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”LocationNotes” label=”In-Scope Location Notes: ” value=”{!eng.Main_Locations__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”BusinessType” label=”Type of business this opportunity represents: ” value=”{!eng.Type_of_Business__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”BidOpp” label=”Bid Opportunity (client spend): ” value=”{!eng.Client_s_Collective_Spend__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Bidders” label=”Number of Competitors: ” value=”{!eng.Number_of_Bidders__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”DesiredDeliveryModel” label=”Desired Delivery Model: ” value=”{!eng.Desired_Delivery_Model__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”Solution” label=”Solution: ” value=”{!eng.Solution__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”PricingModel” label=”Pricing model being requested: ” value=”{!eng.Rate_card_Not_to_Exceed_Mark_up_Month__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”SkillSets” label=”Skill Sets Required: <br><i>(select all that apply)</i>” value=”{!eng.Skill_Sets_Required__c}” />
<apex:inputField required=”true” id=”CountriesInScope” label=”Countries for delivery: <br><i>(select all that apply)</i>” value=”{!eng.Countries_and_Locations__c}” />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>

<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”blockscthead”>
<apex:pageBlockSection Title=”Preliminary Opportunity Qualification”>
<apex:outputText value=”This section is only required when project type is RFP/RFQ” styleClass=”outputNote” />
<apex:outputText />
<apex:outputText>1. The client is accessible and has a partnership mentality:</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”true” label=”” value=”{!eng.X2_Client_Accessible_Partnership__c}” />
<apex:outputText>If True, please validate with the approximate date of our last interaction regarding this opportunity. If False, please enter N/A</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”false” label=”” value=”{!eng.X2_If_True_Approximate_Pre_Engage_Date__c}” />
<apex:outputText>2. The client has a compelling reason to buy/make a change:</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”True” label=”” value=”{!eng.X3_Client_Has_Compelling_Reason__c}” />
<apex:outputText>If True, concisely enter rationale. If False, please enter N/A.</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”false” label=”” value=”{!eng.X3_If_True_Rationale_to_Buy_Change__c}” />
<apex:outputText>3. This opportunity is aligned with Randstad s core competencies:</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”True” label=”” value=”{!eng.X4_Opportunity_Aligned_Core_Competencies__c}” />
<apex:outputText>4. The business terms are acceptable (pricing, credit, legal and risk):</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”true” label=”” value=”{!eng.X5_Business_Terms_Acceptable_CLR__c}” />
<apex:outputText>5. We have been provided adequate time to respond (E.g 2 weeks):</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputField required=”true” label=”” value=”{!eng.X6_Provided_Adequate_Time_to_Respond__c}” />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>

<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”blockscthead”>
<apex:pageBlockSection Title=”Notes/Comments”>
<apex:outputText >What additional information should we know about this project?</apex:outputText>
<apex:inputTextArea required=”false” id=”comments” label=”” value=”{!eng.Comments__c}” rows=”5″ cols=”100″ />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>

<!– To hide the outputPanel add the parameter {rendered=”false”} after {styleClass=”blockscthead”} –>
<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”blockscthead”>
<apex:pageBlockSection columns=”1″ Title=”Add files to upload” id=”theBlock”>
<apex:repeat value=”{!fileList}” var=”fl”>
<apex:pageBlockSectionItem >
<apex:outputLabel >Attachment</apex:outputLabel>
<apex:inputFile value=”{!fl.body}” lang=”EN” filename=”{!fl.Name}” id=”addFile” accept=”image/*.doc,.docx,.pdf,.xls,.xlsx,.txt, .csv” filesize=”800″ size=”50″ />
</apex:pageBlockSectionItem>
</apex:repeat>
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel><br/>
<apex:outputLabel>Please before you attach, click “Add File” to add the number of files you want to upload:  </apex:outputLabel>
<apex:commandButton id=”AddAtt” value=”Add File” action=”{!AddAttachs}” styleClass=”buttons”/>
</apex:pageBlock>
</apex:form>
</apex:page>

<apex:page showHeader=”false” sidebar=”true”>
<style>
.fontyel{
color: #FFB511 !important;
}
.fontgreen{
//color: #006633 !important;
color: #009900 !important;
}
.header{
background: #2175D9 !important;
}
</style>

<apex:form id=”EngagementThankYou”>
<apex:pageBlock Title=”” mode=”detail”>
<!– Define the image apearing on the header –>
<apex:outputPanel layout=”block” styleClass=”header”>
<apex:pageBlockSection >
<apex:image id=”BidIntake” url=”{!$Resource.bid_intake_form_1920x350}” width=”1000″ />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:outputPanel>
<apex:pageBlockSection columns=”1″>
<apex:outputText value=”Thank You for submitting your request to the Customer Acceleration Team!” styleClass=”fontboldblue” />
<apex:outputText value=”You have successfully submitted your request and the information will be reviewed shortly. A member of our team will be in touch with you soon. ” />
<apex:outputText />
<apex:outputText />
<apex:outputText value=”What would you like to do next?” styleClass=”fontbold” />
<apex:outputText value=”1. If you have related documents please click on the Bids and Solutions link for your region below to submit related documents.” />
</apex:pageBlockSection>
<apex:pageBlockSection columns=”1″>
<apex:outputLink styleClass=”fontyel” value=”mailto:rpg-customerintelligence-dl@randstadusa.com”>Bids and Solutions NAM</apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputLink styleClass=”fontyel” value=”mailto:ask.gcs@randstad.com”>Bids and Solutions EMEA</apex:outputLink>
<apex:outputText />
<apex:outputText />
<apex:outputText value=”2. If you have another project to submit to the Customer Acceleration Team click below.” />
<apex:outputLink styleClass=”fontyel” value=”apex/engagement” >Bid Intake Form</apex:outputLink>
</apex:pageBlockSection>
</apex:pageBlock>
</apex:form>
</apex:page>

public with sharing class Engagement_Ctlr
{
public engagement__c eng{ get; set; }
public List<Attachment> fileList{ get; set; }
public Attachment attach{ get; set; }
private final Engagement__c engagement;

public Engagement_Ctlr()
{
// Create a constructor to populate the custom object “Engagement__c” from the VisualForce Page
eng = new Engagement__c();

// Define the default values for the VisualForce Page
eng.Bid_Support__c = ‘Yes’;
eng.City__c = ”;
eng.Country__c = ”;
eng.RUS_Team_Member__c = ”;
eng.RUS_Team_Member_Email__c = ”;

// Define the default parameters for the attachments
attach = new Attachment();
fileList = new List<Attachment>();
fileList.add(attach);
}

public Engagement__c getEngagement()
{
system.debug(engagement);
return engagement;
}

public List<Attachment> getAttachments()
{
return null;
}

public PageReference AddAttachs()
{
fileList.add(new Attachment());
return null;
}

// Component used by the button “Send” to save the page
public PageReference save()
{
eng.name = eng.Lead_Company_Name__c;
INSERT eng;

if(eng != NULL) {
List<Attachment> attachments = new List<Attachment>();
for(Attachment att : fileList){
if(att.name != null && att.body != null){
// Call the function to upload Documents in the related list “Files”
save_to_file(att.name, att.body, eng.Id);
}
}
if(attachments != null){
upsert attachments;
}
}
return new PageReference(‘/apex/Engagement_ThankYou?’+attach.Id);
}

// Function called to upload the attachments in the related list “Files”
public void save_to_file(String fileName, Blob base64Data, String relation_id)
{
if (fileName != null){
ContentVersion cVersion = new ContentVersion();
cVersion.ContentLocation = ‘S’; //S-Document is in Salesforce. E-Document is outside of Salesforce. L-Document is on a Social Netork.
cVersion.PathOnClient = fileName; //File name with extention
cVersion.Origin = ‘H’;//C-Content Origin. H-Chatter Origin.
//cVersion.PublishStatus = ‘P’;
cVersion.FirstPublishLocationId = UserInfo.getUserId();
cVersion.OwnerId = UserInfo.getUserId(); //Owner of the file
cVersion.Title = fileName; //Name of the file
cVersion.SharingOption = ‘A’;

cVersion.VersionData = base64Data; //EncodingUtil.base64Decode(base64Data); //converting your binary string to Blo
Insert cVersion;
System.debug('ContentVersion: '+ cVersion.id);

Id conDocument = [SELECT ContentDocumentId
FROM ContentVersion
WHERE Id =:cVersion.Id].ContentDocumentId;
ContentDocumentLink cDocLink = new ContentDocumentLink();
cDocLink.ContentDocumentId = conDocument;//Add ContentDocumentId

// Which object do you want to relate –> add the ID of the record
cDocLink.LinkedEntityId = relation_id;

cDocLink.ShareType = 'I';
cDocLink.Visibility = 'AllUsers';
Insert cDocLink;
System.debug('cDocLink.id '+ cDocLink.id);
}
}
}

@isTest
public class Engagement_CtlrTest
{
@isTest
public static void testEngagement() {
// Bring the value of the connected user
User u = [select id, firstname, lastname, Bypass_Validation_Rules__c from user where id=:userinfo.getuserid()];
String userID = u.ID;
String userFullName = u.firstname + ‘ ‘ + u.lastname;

// Instantiate the “form” page
PageReference pgForm1 = page.Engagement;
system.debug(‘Engagement VFP: ‘+pgForm1);
Test.setCurrentPage(pgForm1);

// Instantiate the “thank you” page
PageReference pgForm2 = page.Engagement_ThankYou;
system.debug(‘Thank you VFP: ‘+pgForm2);
Test.setCurrentPage(pgForm2);

//*****************************************************

// Test of the object ” Engagement__c ”
Engagement__c testEng = new Engagement__c( name=’Test ENG’, CreatedById = String.valueOf(userID).left(15), LastModifiedById = String.valueOf(userID).left(15));
system.debug(‘testEng: ‘+testEng);
UPSERT testEng;
system.debug(‘UPSERT 1 – testEng.Id = ‘+String.valueOf(testEng.Id).left(15));

//*****************************************************

// 1st part: no data in Engagement
system.debug(‘1st part: no data in Engagement’);
ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().put(‘id’, testEng.Id);
system.debug(‘ApexCurrentPage: ‘+ApexPages.currentPage());
system.debug(‘testEng.Id: ‘+ testEng.Id);
Engagement_Ctlr controller = new Engagement_Ctlr();

// 2nd part : detailed Engagement
system.debug(‘2nd part : detailed Engagement’);
// Section “Project”
testEng.Bid_Support__c = ‘Yes’;
testEng.Project_Type__c = ‘RFP/RFQ’;
// Section “Your contact Information”
testEng.RUS_Team_Member__c = ‘Lenny STRONG’;
testEng.RUS_Team_Member_Email__c = ‘leonard.strong@st-groupe.fr’;
testEng.Contact_Number__c = ‘(206) 201-0123456789’;
testEng.OpCoConcept__c = ‘Enterprise Group’;
testEng.City__c = ‘Seattle’;
testEng.State__c = ‘WA’;
// Section “Client Information”
testEng.Lead_Company_Name__c = ‘Test ENG’;
testEng.Client_Industry_Sector__c = ‘Consulting’;
testEng.Project_Due_Date__c = system.today();
system.debug(‘*** system.today() ***: ‘+system.today());
testEng.Number_of_Locations__c = ‘1 – 5’;
testEng.Main_Locations__c = ‘This is a location note’;
testEng.Current_Client__c = ‘Yes’;
testEng.Type_of_Business__c = ‘Renewal/Existing’;
testEng.Client_s_Collective_Spend__c = ‘1) < $1M’;
testEng.Number_of_Bidders__c = ‘5’;
testEng.Desired_Delivery_Model__c = ‘Consulting’;
testEng.Rate_card_Not_to_Exceed_Mark_up_Month__c = ‘Fixed Fee-IT Solutions’;
testEng.Skill_Sets_Required__c = ‘IT’;
// Section “Preliminary Opportunity Qualification”
testEng.X2_Client_Accessible_Partnership__c = ‘Unknown’;
testEng.X2_If_True_Approximate_Pre_Engage_Date__c = ‘N/A’;
testEng.X3_Client_Has_Compelling_Reason__c = ‘Unknown’;
testEng.X3_If_True_Rationale_to_Buy_Change__c = ‘N/A’;
testEng.X4_Opportunity_Aligned_Core_Competencies__c = ‘Unknown’;
testEng.X5_Business_Terms_Acceptable_CLR__c = ‘Unknown’;
testEng.X6_Provided_Adequate_Time_to_Respond__c = ‘Unknown’;
// Section “Add files to upload”
Attachment attach=new Attachment();
attach.Name=’Unit Test Attachment’;
Blob bodyBlob=Blob.valueOf(‘Unit Test Attachment Body’);
attach.body=bodyBlob;
attach.parentId = testEng.Id;
ID pid=Id.valueOf(attach.parentId);
UPSERT testEng;
system.debug(‘UPSERT 2 – testEng.Id = ‘+String.valueOf(testEng.Id).left(15));
controller = new Engagement_Ctlr();

//*****************************************************

Test.StartTest();
System.debug('userFullName: ' + userFullName);
PageReference pgForm3 = page.Engagement;
ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().put('Id',String.valueOf(attach.Id));
ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters().put('Pid', String.valueOf(testEng.Id));
system.debug(ApexPages.currentPage());
Engagement_Ctlr ctrlAttach = new Engagement_Ctlr();
ctrlAttach.attach.body=bodyBlob;
ctrlAttach.attach.Name='Unit Test Attachment1′;
ctrlAttach.save_to_file(ctrlAttach.attach.Name, ctrlAttach.attach.body, attach.parentId);
ID deleteAttachmentId = attach.Id;
Test.StopTest();

//*****************************************************

controller.getEngagement();
controller.getAttachments();
controller.AddAttachs();
controller.save();

//*****************************************************
}
}

Components

Versions

Phases through time and level of detail

The main stages of the development process

Examples of public groups

Example 1: All users in the DR Grand-Ouest (one role and its subordinates).

Example 2: all Back Office users in all Regional Directorates.

List of queues

Example of queues

List of public groups

List of profiles

Example of a profile

Example of a request

Workflow rule - add comment

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Workflow rule - Opening a query

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Workflow rule - close request

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Mail template for closing a request

Comment email template

Sample request opening email

Challenge - dashboard Dir

Challenge - Top 15 dashboard

Challenge - snapshot Quote

Challenge copro - weekly snapshot of CA

challenge - CA extraction report

Subject "Quarterly Challenge Quotation".

challenge - quote extraction report

Subject "CA weekly challenge

Salesforce user club

Data quality

Example of a request

Non-optimised query	Optimised query
SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER, MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX, MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE, MM.METER_NAME, MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS, MIM.INDEX_NAME, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE, DECODE ( RLLOV.WORDING, lov_entry_mode_index', MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE, 'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption', MIV.CONSUMPTION, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE ) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE, ( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID ) AS TYPE_METER, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN FROM MEA_METER MM, MEA_INDEX_METER MIM, MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV, MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC, RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE' AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID	SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER, MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX, MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE, MM.METER_NAME, MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS, MIM.INDEX_NAME, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE, DECODE ( RLLOV.WORDING, lov_entry_mode_index', MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE, 'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption', MIV.CONSUMPTION, MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE ) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE, ( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID AND ROB_MEA.ID_TYPE_OBJECT_BASE = 67 ) AS TYPE_METER, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN FROM MEA_METER MM, MEA_INDEX_METER MIM, MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV, MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC, RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE' AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID

Non-optimised query

Optimised query

SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER,
MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX,
MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE,
MM.METER_NAME,
MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS,
MIM.INDEX_NAME,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE,
DECODE
(
RLLOV.WORDING,
lov_entry_mode_index',
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE,
'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption',
MIV.CONSUMPTION,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE
) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE,
( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID ) AS TYPE_METER,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN
FROM MEA_METER MM,
MEA_INDEX_METER MIM,
MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV,
MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC,
RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV
WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE'
AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER
AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX
AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID
AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID

SELECT MM.ID AS ID_METER,
MIM.ID AS ID_INDEX,
MM.ID_ROB_REG_RES_SITE,
MM.METER_NAME,
MM.GUID_METER AS ADDRESS,
MIM.INDEX_NAME,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE,
DECODE
(
RLLOV.WORDING,
lov_entry_mode_index',
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE,
'lov_entry_mode_counting_consumption',
MIV.CONSUMPTION,
MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_VALUE
) AS LAST_INDEX_CURRENT_VALUE,
( SELECT ROB_MEA.WORD FROM RUM_OBJECT_BASE ROB_MEA WHERE MM.ID_ROB_TYPE_METER = ROB_MEA.ID AND ROB_MEA.ID_TYPE_OBJECT_BASE = 67 ) AS TYPE_METER,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY MIV.ID_INDEX ORDER BY MIV.CURRENT_INDEX_DATE DESC) RN
FROM MEA_METER MM,
MEA_INDEX_METER MIM,
MEA_INDEX_VALUES MIV,
MEA_COUNT_TYPE MTC,
RUM_LINE_LIST_OF_VALUE RLLOV
WHERE RLLOV.CODE_LIST = 'MODE SAISIE TYPE COMPTAGE'
AND MM.ID = MIM.ID_METER
AND MIM.ID = MIV.ID_INDEX
AND MIM.ID_TYPE_COUNT = MTC.ID
AND MTC.ID_INPUT_MODE = RLLOV.ID

Data quality

Leonard STRONG

Senior Salesforce Consultant

Regions of the world