Integrations

Single Sign-On Compatibility

Sellers are faced, day-to-day, with a myriad of sales challenges, and accessing critical sales development content should not be one of them. It is our belief that technology should enable the user experience and improve a seller's ability to respond, just in time, to the needs of their buyers.

To ensure a seamless user experience, we support our clients to use their existing identity providers to easily and securely log users into our performance development platform. Whether sellers access our learning tools directly within Salesforce.com or users utilise their SSO application, this approach makes performance development easy for all learners.

Data Access

Organizations live or die by the availability of critical data used to make strategic decisions, determine how and where to invest resources, and how to ensure their sales team is operating in alignment with essential business strategies.

Enabling organizations with the data they need to drive sales transformation is an essential part of the implementation for many of our clients. To this end, we have multiple methods to transfer critical, decision-making performance data into the hands of our clients, including, but not limited to: FTP transfers, Snowflake Data Sharing, and API Integrations.

Learning in the Natural Flow of Work

Many organisations have made significant investments in sales training and performance development, only to watch their sales organisation fall back into old habits, limiting their ROI.

To this end, the best performing organisations include tools and resources that are embedded within the natural flow of work, so that sellers experience and use newly learned skills, daily. This hands-on approach ensures that sellers and managers learn in the natural flow of work and drives lasting behaviour change. We offer a variety of solutions that integrate directly into the Salesforce.com workflow, including native Salesforce AppExchange applications, and models used to implement best practises at seller’s fingertips.