Summer 14 - Episode #179 of CloudFocus Weekly

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00:10 Jason Atwood: This is the 179th episode of CloudFocus Weekly for the fourth week of June 2014. This episode is titled Summer 14. CloudFocus Weekly is brought to you by Arkus, and we are hiring. If you are a Salesforce consultant and want to be part of a unique and growing company, send your resumes to careers at arkusinc.com. I've already been hired, so I am your host. And joining me, another co-hired person, co-host. With the most? Justin, I have no voice, I've been screaming World Cup too long. Edelstein! It's coming back. Stop it. Stop it. We're not gonna talk about the World Cup. So it is the Monday after the World Cup. The World Cup is on right now? What do you mean after the World Cup? After the only game that most of you listening to are gonna care about the US game, I have...

Jason Atwood: My own little World Cup story is that I drove to Massachusetts and back this weekend. I spent nine hours in the car. I listened to three entire games. Very interesting to a soccer match. It is terrible. It is the worst experience ever because... Things are so do that what else am I listen to like listen to NFL radio at this point the rookie Symposium is about as dumb. I would have thought that that would that would be my bet what you're listening to I know but I didn't it was and it was listening to

Justin Edelstein: A soccer match is pretty hardcore It was pretty hardcore on the radio three three full games Wow All day Sunday, huh?

Jason Atwood: All day Friday on the way up Literally two games Wow. Yeah, it was insane but so we're not gonna talk about World Cup today Well, it was officially summer this weekend and there you go. You're welcome. Thusly I Had that in my notes somewhere and thusly we're gonna do an all summer 14 episode because Cuz it's officially summer cuz visually summer the release is coming soon as a couple weeks and just give dates and like we do sure if you want to give dates you can look those up and we have not a lot one not two but probably by the time that you download and listen to this three blog posts on blog.argosync.com covering the Salesforce Summer 14. One is Justin a rapid release notes. One is why sales teams should be excited about summer 14 and the third will be about service enhancements in summer 14.

Jason Atwood: So there are many and I think there are more to come.

Justin Edelstein: Yeah there's the service one and then I think there's one more after that around work.com. Correct and the release is scheduled for the July 11th weekend. and the July 18th weekend, depending on pod you are on. And then the sandboxes go on the 19th. So find your pod.

03:14 Jason Atwood: So we're gonna cover blog posts because you should go read those. But we're gonna kind of pick out that we're excited about. Yeah. Things that we think are awesome. Things maybe hidden stuff that you just wouldn't see. And maybe we'll pick out some stuff that we're not so excited

Justin Edelstein: Oh yeah, well you won't forget about the one they're coming down your face. I will because my amazing system admin will just turn it off immediately that Saturday morning. Yes,

Jason Atwood: Your amazing system admin probably will be up that early. That'll be you. Yeah, that'll be me. All right, so let's dig in. Let's do it. Do you want to just do a round round robin? Do you want to hit some big stuff?

Justin Edelstein: Let's round-rob it. I have- I have some that are sort of on my list and- I've got a list of ten here that I'm just working off of. Well then go for one. And in the user interface, I find actions to be ho hum right. So what, you can create a record from a feed. Well, but it's the way that you create records records records on the phone. And now we're seeing actions being pushed out to the Outlook client. So being able to create. more kinds of Salesforce records directly from the side panel in the Outlook, a Salesforce route side panel, really just using actions. So their publisher actions in the side panel, right? So Salesforce side panel publisher. So you can create, you know, accounts, contacts, leads, custom objects, right from the side panel.

Justin Edelstein: So if you're living in Outlook and you're loving that side panel, it's going to get a whole lot better because you're going to be able to start creating records using actions. And I find that that's like actions are slowly but surely becoming the way to create new stuff. Yeah, because it's the way to create stuff on the phone and it's now the, way to create stuff in Outlook. Well, I think it's the way to create stuff in the.

Jason Atwood: I And now a perfect sense to bring it over to Outlook because it's the same paradigm, which is I have a small place and I don't have a full screen to fill it out. I just have a small place and I want to put data into Salesforce in a small way. And I think that's a great use case. I actually was demoing or helping a client with Outlook the other day. And as as you know, full disclosure, We're not Outlook users, we are.

06:50 Justin Edelstein: So kudos and it's getting more powerful. I thought they're with actions, right? So that's your one? Yeah, I mean, I told you I have a list of 10, so I'll just go down. Whatever you don't mention, I'll touch on.

Jason Atwood: I am going to do b a and One is to remind people of an older feature and then to sort of push us. It is a small one but in the previous release so whatever spring 14 It's always tough. I'm always like my favorite.

Justin Edelstein: Yes, my favorite Jason Atwood's favorite release of all time spring 14 most but stop it keep going your favorite release ever

Jason Atwood: Was hiding of folders or of report types. So very important to like, because you log in, so you have to hit the report tab, and if you haven't done a lot in there and hidden folders and things, report type or new the pin folders, report folders to the top of your report view. So I can immediately see this. I don't think you can do it for others, but I can immediately see this as a combination of login as any user, login as your, as your, as the executive in your group, and then pin his folder to the top. So that's the first thing he sees. So he knows where to get to his data

Justin Edelstein: As well as make the dashboard, his dashboard. Anytime you could pin something anywhere. Pinning is good. Pinning is good. Search results. Pinning is good. Pinning is good. Everywhere. I like it. Let me put the stuff I care about. Yeah. Where I can see it best. So that's one.

Jason Atwood: Oh, that's one. That's it. No, I combined it with this with the spring to remind people that the spring release had that very cool. I will say I haven't done it in a lot of orgs. I keep thinking about doing it. I'm like, well, what if they need that report type?

Justin Edelstein: I just I've taught people it's there if you want to do it. It's up to you. I don't know what report types you want to hide or keep or whatever because as an admin you see them all and Then as not an admin, you don't see the ones that you can't You know if you don't see the object you don't see that report type So I don't want to start hiding things that for people teach them how Teach them teach man how to fish anyway, I'm gonna go with the mobile one. Okay, so drilling from a dashboard all the way down to a record. On mobile. On the mobile. So. Salesforce One mobile. Salesforce One app. You've already got dashboards in there. But that's all you got. You got pictures. You got pretty pictures right now.

Justin Edelstein: I like a pretty picture. In the next release, in the summer release. Although, I'm sure this will be like a separate. it. That's the kind of quirky thing about picking mobile stuff like the mobile app needs a release. So it's got its own cycle. I don't know if it's going to come before or after.

10:02 Jason Atwood: I think that stuff actually comes before.

Justin Edelstein: I feel like it comes before too. But anyway, you can be sitting in your dashboard and be looking at a component. You can click on the component. It'll land you in a tabular view of the report, the underlying report of that. component that you were looking at, you could get like a hundred rows, and then, I mean, better than nothing. So you get into a report right on your phone or on your iPad, and then you can click, the records themselves are clickable, which is the thing that I've always really loved about Salesforce Reports is that they're live. So you run it, it's running it as of that moment, and then it's not this PDF printed thing, it's. It's data, so you can click and go right down to the record. It's data, dude. It's data, man.

Justin Edelstein: So from a big chart in a dashboard, you can go all the way down to a report, and from there all the way down to a record. And I think that that's pretty cool to taking mobile analytics to a whole new level.

Jason Atwood: So I'm going to pick two that are no comment. Just that's it. Oh, it does what it does. Okay, it's good.

Justin Edelstein: Well, wait to have a I mean mobile fire. I have anything to say about you. What about your x no comment will be my pick. Excellent.

Jason Atwood: What do you if you had to throw a number out there, a well informed number about percentage of functionality. between desktop browser and mobile. Where do you think they are now? What would you say to somebody? They said, what can I do desktop versus mobile percentage wise? I say,

Justin Edelstein: I feel like they're about 66% of the way there. Okay. It's my way of saying just under two thirds. 66%? Not quite there.

Jason Atwood: I feel like I start high. I'm always like, well I thought you could do them, was there anything? You could search and then all of a sudden I dropped down. I would say they're just over 50%. Yeah, they're literally 51.

Justin Edelstein: I'm giving them a little maybe more, like you can't run everything. You can't do everything on the phone. that you could do, you know, even down to some of the third party stuff that just doesn't work, app exchange stuff. And that's like once you get into that, then you're down a whole 30%. That doesn't work. So, you know, but the core stuff, a lot of it works. There's some hidden little things like stuff that you wouldn't necessarily even want to do do on your phone. That doesn't work. But then there's stuff that you would want to do on on your phone like. Like I feel like you can't use email to case on the phone. Like you can't see the email object on a case. And that's something that you'd absolutely want to do on your phone.

Jason Atwood: Email using templates on the phone. Another one. I think it's probably lower than 50%. Yeah, probably.

Justin Edelstein: My perception is higher. But what you want to do on a phone. It's probably higher than what you actually can do. Like there's certain things you just, I'm, I'd be so much better at doing this. If I just had a laptop then sitting on my phone, right? It's like, you got to start with the stuff that, okay, let me edit a record. Let me get to records.

13:22 Jason Atwood: Let me search for records. Let me search for records. Let me create some records. Let me create some records. All right. So I'm going to bundle two together because they're very, they're, they're. kind of connected in a non-connected way. So one is, see topics people know about on user profiles.

Justin Edelstein: Ooh, that was in my list, you got it. Okay, good, I got one.

Jason Atwood: Battleship, wait, I sunk your summer 14 battleship. Which is, you know, there's the endorsement feature which came out in spring, which allows you to endorse people for topics and then it shows up in there. in the topic sidebar, which is you, you've been endorsed for this thing. You can't endorse yourself. I've tried. You have to be endorsed by others. But now in your overview, you'll see their endorsed topics. They're calling it knowledgeable about, but it is the endorsement. So it's a kind of, it's a little odd because it's kind of taking the exact same feature, but flipping it and calling it something different. knowledgeable about being endorsed. So it's endorsed topics, but they're That, which LinkedIn does it kind of interesting you know you get sort of track so you know this is only endorsed once right so you and or once for every topic and then you're kind of the king of everything versus LinkedIn is like well Salesforce CRM I'm you know I have whatever ton of people put me in so then it shows you how many people

Justin Edelstein: But I think it gives you a view into, well, is this person, I think A, are they active in the community? thing. Want to talk to that person who's really knowledgeable about that thing whether you know selling a widget Well, this person is good at widget selling. So I want to talk to widget salesperson Or widget support person just to sort of help me get the right person involved With and that just leads to better collaboration to me. So I want to look at it the other I want to look at the topic and find the people. I don't want to look at the person and say, oh, this person's good at this.

Jason Atwood: So what? And the other thing I'm going to add to that, because that's the light feature, where I think this goes, where now it gets into the work.com stuff, is skills. Now skills. It's taking the ability to tag somebody with something that they know about, but it's building into the work.com only side of things. So it's kind of knowledgeable, but it's a skill. I'm not not endorsed for a topic. I now have a full-on full-blown skill. And that's where I think So, skills in generally variable, I haven't seen them, so I never saw them in pilot or beta or anything, but I'm excited about skills. I think that's, again, a big organization to be able to see what people are good at is important. I'm very concerned that these types of little features are the features that I feel like are the chopping block features.

16:52 Jason Atwood: I could see something like knowledgeable about as being something that Just be gone someday. Goes by the way of tags. It could be tagged. Could be tags. Now topics, and maybe topics is so prevalent all over and I was actually demoing topics to someone today too that showing them they're like, they wanted the answer. What's the free form way of creating a group of contacts? And I said. This is the free form. Topic them. Topic them.

Justin Edelstein: So skills. I'm excited about skills. Need topics and reports. Just need that. I want to add people with a certain topic to a campaign. That's what I want to do. But you can do it from the contact. From the list? Just view. All right. I guess I could do that. Got me there. All right. let's see. Score one for Jason. I'm gonna go back to publish your actions, because I think that they're so awesome. Well, because now you can use them in chatter off organizations. So if you don't have chatter on... And I'm just gonna, I'm gonna just double up on this one because you've been doubling it. I did. So if you don't have chatter on for some sort of security reason or you know You just don't want to use it. It's like that's not for me.

Justin Edelstein: Chatter is is nonsense. That's your opinion. You can go but we see actions publisher actions are the future It's actually, and I wrote about this in my rapper reaction, I think it's the first time I've seen Salesforce in a long, long time roll out a feature that was like disconnected and independent from chatter needing to be turned on. Like there's so many features that have been added over the course of time where it's like in order for you to get this chatter has to be on. In order for you to get that chatter has to be on or you know, global search and I can think of. probably five others but I'm not going to. Like something else has to be the on. This is like, yeah we're giving you this when that thing isn't on.

Justin Edelstein: Which I think is actually kind of unique.

Jason Atwood: It's the proof positive that Chatter, I don't want to say Chatter's dead, but chatter as a marketing hammer, sledgehammer to get people to use chatter. We're gonna not search. We're not gonna let you have this. We're gonna do all this stuff to make youUTF-chatter. It's the death of that, not chatter itself. Although I could totally see rebranding of chatter come around because it's It's sort of past its prime in terms of a name of a thing. But it's now beginning, listen, we don't need to push chatter. We've got better. We've got other stuff that we want to have people using and just making this this wall, this chatter wall as a way to get them to use it isn't... isn a new way to do it. We have banners now.

20:01 Justin Edelstein: Speaking of which, you're doubling down. We can now roll out chatter to profiles. Profile based rollout of chatter. Oh good question. I feel like if you just contact Salesforce, you can pilot forever. It's either GA or... It's in the release notes as though you can just do it. Oh, good. So basically, again, you can control the rollout of Chatter now. You can beta test it or whatever, pilot it, see if it It is profile based. It is profile. Don't know if it's permission set based. Don a profile. I really don't know if it's permission set based. I should have looked before I put this on my list, but I would have to guess it is, but like there should be a chatter enabled permission set. That should be a thing, but I'm not sure since profiles and permission sets are so tightly the intertwined.

Justin Edelstein: You'd think that they would. But anyway, now again. You know tons of organizations asked for this right? Can I just turn chatter on for I mean those organizations Who've been using Salesforce since before Oh, here's chatter. And the when you turn it on, you get all those like little things you gotta do and like skip the videos and skip the videos. What you shouldn't do is you should watch them. But, you know, people don't do that. They just X out of them and clear those yellow boxes out of the way. so profile based rollout of chatter. Nice.

Jason Atwood: There is a- Oh, you can do it with permission sets, by the way. Excellent. That's the only way you should be doing it. Sponsored by the permissioner. So there's a lot of some coming to activities. There's one thing that's coming to activities, which I swear I could have read But now I can't find so I'm not sure I'm even gonna talk about it. Maybe you'll validate that it's the I'm gonna talk about something else which is You know activities for all of you Salesforce people or maybe maybe people activities are a strange strange strange beast do things that no other object can do, but they have lots of limitations about what they can do. And so, and it's because they, you know, with great power comes great, with great, comes less responsibility. So they've, there's been weird things about what formulas you can put on them, what workflow rules you can put on them, what lookup fields you can put on them.

23:11 Jason Atwood: Like it to build and validate off of things based on the activity date and time, which you never could do before, which is sort of, you know, you know, so if you wanted to validate something, when someone's going to put in, did they put in before this date or after this date, you can now do that in a formula and a validation rule. It's actually pretty cool and something I've heard a lot of, I haven't had a huge case in the last six months, but something that I feel like, wow, if you'd asked me two days ago, I said, okay, put it, I'd be like, yeah, sure, why not? Because you never think like, oh, Caveat tons of activity stuff and that other feature which I don't know is coming So I'm not gonna mention it.

Jason Atwood: I wish someone could find it. I thought I saw it in the release I want to say maybe it was and now it's pulled out. You can now This is a pilot in pilot. You could put a and This is a pilot. You could put a Field a lookup field to another object Right, activities has the many, the who and the what, and then they had the many who, and they only have the single what. There's a lot of cases where you actually want to connect it to another what. And now you can add another lookup field to another object, another record, that is separate. And so that's actually, I know of a couple customers or their little heads are gonna explode because they wanna relate it to a specific thing and this other thing.

Jason Atwood: Yeah, like a fund. That's the one, that's the number one is the fund. They wanna relate it to the fund and the account. Fund. And the opportunity.

Justin Edelstein: Gotta get it to a fund. Everything's related to a fund. So much fun. So much fun. All right. So those are one, two. Let's do a little speed round. Speed round. I've got a couple more here. The Today app in Salesforce One. Yep. I love me some enhancements to the Today app. I want foothold today in Salesforce One. Yep. I love me some enhancements to the Today app. I want the Today app to be amazing. And I think we're making some small steps here to get there. So the Today app's going to have conference call dialing. So, you know, if you have a, a like, if you have a go-to meeting. Inside of your meeting invite, it'll automatically join the go-to meeting from the today app. Nice. Really cool. WebEx also, and and the.

Justin Edelstein: The And then just to go along with the today app, another enhancement is you can log a mobile calendar event in Salesforce. So if you're weird, yeah, so the today app does not pull. The events from your salesforce calendar it pulls your events from your calendar calendar on your phone So it pulls So, you know, you've got your today app and you've got your event and now there'll be a button that logs this event and when you hit the button it will, log, inside of Salesforce not just in the today app, which is not reading from Salesforce, I know that's very tricky, but it will actually log the event. It brings everything in to the Salesforce.

27:30 Jason Atwood: So two more little ones for me. Kind of like done.

Justin Edelstein: There's tons of stuff. Middle one. Nice one. Junior. Nice one. Nice one. Nice one. Nice one. Nice one. That's gonna be, I don't even wanna deal with that right now. Because you have to go undo all of your custom middle name. Yeah, undo undo and like redo integrations and stuff with middle name. Like that glared. That's a pain.

Jason Atwood: A a how about more list views in mobile?

Justin Edelstein: Yes, good one. That's awesome. I need that. I, I don't want just my recently looked at ones. I just want them. you,,,,,,,,,,, the The actual size is up.

Jason Atwood: Oh, that's what it was. The actual attachment Yeah, and but the email in right so so

Justin Edelstein: For attachments some good we didn't touch on service stuff. So the the console got a little-little-bit-of-love So related lists are now standard console components in the service console. You have the ability to have like the milestone tracker as a little console item, so that's pretty nice. Nice out of the box, just customization to the that you can add in there. Some nice type ahead and auto complete stuff for... knowledge search. Yeah, so being able to search for knowledge and and do like type ahead across the entire title and any keyword on the I guess or category on the On the article itself So you get suggestions and you get to just jump to the article which I think will increase Productivity search gets in love love when search gets love Yes, the phone.

Justin Edelstein: I have one more. It was a mobile one. It was kind of a small one. Which is what? Being able to submit a record for approval from the mobile device. Very nice. So you can use all those approval processes. You create your record using your publisher action and then you can submit it for approval for quick hitting type of things like you know, maybe timesheets or PTO requests or things like that. That's nice to be able to just do that right from the mobile app.

Jason Atwood: Yeah, again, 327 pages as of the last count. That's my version. Very big. I don't know when I think I don't know what version I have, but I have an older version. The big version. Yeah, it's a lot. And, you know. Guess we used to judge by the page size of the page amount but it seems like always It seems like it's always you know what it is The platform is

Justin Edelstein: Becoming so large that and every release like most things get a little bit of

30:36 Jason Atwood: Love a little enhancement here a little enhancement there. I mean simply dimming territory management 2.0 Yeah, I mean massive stuff that it's it's like long time coming. So read over your notes Get ready for releases. Check on trust.salesforce.com to figure out when your org or pod or whatever is going to flip. It's either the 11th or the 18th. You should have already have your, you should already be into your pre-release one, which is nice. Your sandbox. And now we will get into our CloudFocus at picks of the week. I will say I did. I did sneak a peek at your pic. Sneak a peek at your pic, because I saw it. We were scheduled to do this last week, and we didn't, because we are terrible, terrible people. And? And I was fascinated.

Jason Atwood: Me too. I'm both like, it's too good to be true, and then as I read closer.

Justin Edelstein: Like I have all sorts of questions. I don't know if it is too good to be true,, but it feels too good to be true. I have tons of questions about this. I'm gonna talk to them about it, well, cause I don't have the answers. So I'm picking from Cirrus, our friends at Cirrus. Our friends. Google Drive and Google Docs for Salesforce. Cirrus files. Cirrus files. It's a very complicated name. I'm not even sure what exactly this thing is called. But basically, you can sync your Google Drive and Google Docs with Salesforce. And if anyone has seen the box integration with Salesforce, this feels a lot like the box integration. Really box integration and basically at a record level, you have a folder in box and it. and it respects the security of the Salesforce record, and it just creates a folder, and then you can create content and add content into that folder, and then it just shows up in a little component inside of a widget inside the page.

Justin Edelstein: So that is basically what this looks like just for Google Drive. So it connects any file or, folder in Google drive to standard and custom objects inside a Salesforce. So anything that's in. In Google drive can show up in a. Basically if the folder is connected to the record now, how that happens. I'm not sure. because again, haven't really played with this all, all, you know. I'll just tell you haven't touched it just looked really interesting the sirs folks really know what they're doing when it comes to the, Google salesforce integration right So it just looked like a really intriguing product because we're big-time google drive users and we're big-time salesforce users and we're big-time Male or users so you know this this looks like a very intriguing Thing and also not even do better than the link that provides like oh, so what I have a link to a

Jason Atwood: Really not even it's just a link literally. It's literally the link in my my big pet people's yet to give it a name I'm like why can't you use the name of the thing? I'm linking to I don't know Why don't you give it a new name and it just literally is just a link? And it gets because it's because it's a because Attachments yeah, yeah, it's in it so then it gets buried by other attachments. Yeah, I mean it's got a type of like Google

33:52 Justin Edelstein: Attachment or Google Doc or something like that But this this is really cool the price the video like I watch the video. I looked at the stuff I watched the video. I looked at the screenshots it just Looks really cool. I feel like I need to talk to them about it because it's, it looks really awesome. So here's the thing. Like, can I get my pricing before? Sure. $5 a user per month and discounted for nonprofits. It looks like 50% off.

Jason Atwood: Yeah. So that's, I think that's right in the, the thing. How much is there, is there Gmail ones like 12? It's like 12 or 10 or something, whatever. That's a good question. Something like that. So I'll tell you in a minute. It'd be interesting to see if they bundle this. Like you could bundle it with the other one. And the thing that I looked at that kind of got me scared or that I liked, but I have lots of questions on. 15, so that'd be 20 bucks all in. Which is... We have devised a very structured Google Drive setup. Correct. That has lots of structure to it. And it's organized like a file system, but with meaning, right? So you can find things, you can navigate the things. Because I'm both, we've both become the search world and being able to navigate to something is as important as search for it, because sometimes 300 things are named the same thing.

Jason Atwood: So searching doesn't work. And Google Drive search is good. It's not. Brilliant. It's not it's not great. Like there's the sorting on it and getting the things like if it doesn't come back in the first 20 You're like, I gotta find a way to get to it. It's not good. It's synonyms either. No, it's it's it's not Google search as a search person It doesn't feel like good Google. No, I spent I was trying to look for a file and I was using Every this word and it just couldn't figure out how to get it into the word and like eventually I figured out another version the word And then it got there. So So, Start again lots of questions. Oh, yeah lots of questions. What I don't have a question about is this other app By as free as the free can be by a company called frond a frond frond a frond a frond ooh Don't know it is called chatter monitor.

Jason Atwood: So this one's actually it's a cute little Google Chrome extension. I feel like I've used this I don't know, it's pretty new.

Justin Edelstein: I feel like I used a version of this. Maybe.

Jason Atwood: And it puts a little extension up in your extension bar there. And you obviously log into Salesforce once on it, but then you can set all these settings in it in your chatter monitor. And it pops a window that tells you how many chatter things are in there. And you can quickly scroll through and check out, like, comment on, search. search. through chatter. So it's a nice way to be able to get into chatter without having to sort of get into your org. So it might be good for you if you want to be in a separate org, right? You have your org that's in this window, but you might be a separate org you might want to be chattering and you could use this tool to do that. As opposed to your chatter desktop.

37:12 Jason Atwood: Well, Well, some of us have more than two orgs, three orgs. Well, try your desktop, it lets you flip. Yeah, that's true. You just flip in and out. This one's just in the browser, so, but with extension, I think extensions go with your syncing of Chrome, so anyway. It's nice. I've been actually using it. I like it. I've turned off all the notifications on it except for it just pops a little number, but it's a nice way to actually read chatter without having to sort of go into chatter. So it's chatter monitor. It's free. It's an extension. It's by a company, again, a company called Frond. end.

Justin Edelstein: And I don't, F-R-O-N-D-E. Yes,

Jason Atwood: That's cool. That's a nice little app, and it's one of the few extensions I actually have. I don't use a lot of extensions. Me neither.

Justin Edelstein: I don't like clogging up my browser.

Jason Atwood: No, I don't either. But I actually use this extension because it works. So, Dreamforce. So that's it except for Dreamforce. Dreamforce. Wrap it up with Dreamforce. Alright, let's wrap it up. Dreamforce is coming. The price is rising and we are here to help. It's like winter. It's like winter. I thought it was winter. It's been coming for four seasons. Still coming. But Dreamforce registration is up. It's in October if you didn't know any of this. I don't know how that's happened. It's all over and I'm sure as soon as summer comes out, you're gonna get notifications in your face. Yeah, you'll have that you'll have that bar on the top.

Justin Edelstein: It'll say register for Dreamforce download the mobile app, even though you already have it. Yeah,

Jason Atwood: I hope you know what will come in winter winter 15.

Justin Edelstein: Smart banners. I hope so. Yeah, I don't mind smart banners. As long as they're smart. They tell me something. I don't know. I'm okay with that. No, I don't don't stand on my face.

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Jason Atwood: So we'll try to cover that next week. Until then, you can follow Justin at Just Edelstein, me at Jason Atwood, the company at Arkus Inc. We're on Facebook, the success community. We have our own group in there. So that's a great place. I actually posted, or did I post, or I thought I posted. I thought I posted. We were thinking about doing an episode where we were going to relent, you were going to ask us questions. We're going to do all question episodes. Oh, we'll do that soon. Right, but I was going to post- We need to build some questions up. But that'd be a good place to do it. That would be a good place. So that would be a good place to give us some feedback on which questions or ask us questions that we would then answer.

40:17 Jason Atwood: And it could be anything, I guess, somewhat censored.

Justin Edelstein: Sometimes, I mean, you can ask it. Please,

Jason Atwood: If you have not already, so if you're a subscriber and reviewer on iTunes, may I ask you a favor? Our poor little stitcher, go out there and search for CloudFocus Weekly on Stitcher. They have their own podcast page and it's one of the few places you can actually, it's the second place in the world, you can review podcasts.

Justin Edelstein: But I'm noticing that we don't have - Our poor little stitcher page doesn't have anything? No reviews.

Jason Atwood: I'm going to give myself energy right now. First of all, you should go to Citro, because it's kind of a neat... You know, it's neat, it's the anti-iTunes. It's web-based, it's easy. You can list it right in the browser. Yeah, there it is. But we don't have any reviews. So review us on Stitcher. And if you're there and you haven't reviewed us on iTunes, go review us on iTunes. But Stitcher, review us there, please. That'd be great. Until next week, we'll be back with another episode. It's Justin and Jason. I don't know why I just did that Saying enjoy those cloudy days

Justin Edelstein: You