Shannon Gregg 0:15 Hey, everybody, it's Shannon Gregg from cloud
adoption
Natalie Battista 0:18 solutions. And Natalie Battista from cloud
adoption solutions,
Shannon Gregg 0:22 we are super excited to talk to you today
about something that I think is very confusing. And that is the difference in Salesforce between
case management and Service Cloud. So Natalie, I have a question for you. Do you think other
people know the difference between case management and Service Cloud? is such a great question.
Natalie Battista 0:41 And the quick answer to that is you can't
have one without the other. So let's think about this. Case Management has specific offerings,
and so to Service Cloud case management for all of you who may or may not be familiar
with this kind of similar to help desk tickets, and being able to log in troubleshoot and
things like that. So case management comes with Sales Cloud, it's not an added cost,
it comes with the licensing. So case management lets you do email the case, web to case, case,
assignment rules, case, auto response rules, service console. So if you want to set up
your case, layout page and a certain matter to make things more productive for your users,
you can do that. So that's case management, Service Cloud. So that's a different offering,
meaning it has its own licensing and structure. So obviously reach out to your Salesforce
a for any pricing, but Service Cloud is functionality that has number one case management in it.
So in addition to that omni channel routing, so that means you can route your cases based
upon volume, or based upon level of expertise of your agent, entitlements, service level
agreements, there's escalation rules, there's live agent or live chat. There's also social
service, meaning if you have posting processes, where if you guys use Twitter, and you want
people to reach out to you via Twitter and be able to submit cases, you can have that
as an offering. It has CTI integration. So if you're using a cell phone for your agents,
that's part of Service Cloud licensing. So just basically keeping in mind, case management
itself is a Sales Cloud, fully baked feature, no added cost. Service Cloud is its own pricing,
structure, licensing, but it has a bunch of other benefits for your users.
Shannon Gregg 2:49 I'm so glad that you told me about this, because
I've been working on Salesforce for over a decade. And I don't think I realized case
management was something you could use in Sales Cloud. And I can think of a lot of instances
where people might benefit from trying out case management in Sales Cloud before they
make the Full Service Cloud investment. Right. So what are ways that you think people could
take advantage of case management before they dive into the full bore Service Cloud?
Natalie Battista 3:17 That's a great question. I think if you are
wondering whether or not it's a solution for you just reach out to us our informations
at the end of the video, we'll be happy to give you an assessment to let you figure out
if you need to get a full blown Service Cloud implementation or if you just need to use
case management.
Shannon Gregg 3:34 That is awesome. Well, thank you for explaining
that. Not just to me, but to everybody else. I think it's great to hear that case management
is something that sort of if there's a Venn diagram between Sales Cloud and Service Cloud,
the case management sits in the middle so it's a really cool feature to understand.
Exactly. Well, thanks everybody for watching. Bye