Resco for Salesforce Languages – Did you know that Resco supports multiple languages? Over 24 languages by default and administrators can modify translations or add more languages. Arabic (Saudi Arabia), ar-SA Chinese (Simplified, China), zh-CN Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan), zh-TW Czech (Czech Republic), cs-CZ Danish (Denmark), da-DK Dutch (Netherlands), nl-NL English
Resco OnChange rules are a feature of the Resco for Salesforce solution. OnChange rules are used to automate various tasks and actions within the Resco platform. They allow you to define conditions and actions that are triggered when the value of a field is changed within the platform. Some
When using OnLoad, OnChange, and OnSave rules in Resco for Salesforce, there are several considerations to take into account: Performance: Because rules are executed every time a form is loaded, a field is changed, or a form is saved, it’s important to consider the performance impact of these rules on
Resco OnLoad rules are a feature of Resco Mobile CRM, a customer relationship management platform for businesses. OnLoad rules are used to automate various tasks and actions within the Resco platform. They allow you to define conditions and actions that are triggered when a form or record is loaded within
It was on a trip to California, after visiting a wine tour vineyard, that I first realized I was not afraid of heights but rather of depths. The most recent reminder was at the rope bridge on the tour of the famous show “Game of thrones” in Northern Ireland. One
Imagine you work with a non-profit organisation that already has Salesforce Non-Profit Success Pack and has selected Resco to support its offline capability need. You have a small team that provides the day-day IT support your organisation needs and a team member suggested bringing a Salesforce-Resco partner onboard. You are
In our previous blog post, we briefly mentioned ways to validate data on your Resco form. This blog shows you how to validate your forms on Resco. There are two types of validation – unconditional and conditional validations. Unconditional validation is enforced to ensure data completeness. For example, you may
Suppose you need to quickly capture situational dependent information whilst in the field and you have intermittent or severely limited access to the internet. What if other people (users on your CRM) depend on that information and require access in order to make critical decisions? How do you streamline data
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