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All businesses share data across their various departments and teams in some capacity. It’s one of the ways to get projects completed from end to end. Giving employees a way to share files, documents, and resources can also get projects completed on time or faster, as different and appropriate teams can collaborate more easily with each other when working on joined initiatives.
If you want to learn how to organize and share your folders, files, and resources better in Salesforce, join us in the article below. We discuss Salesforce’s Enhanced Folder Sharing, how to enable it in your CRM system, and what it is used for. We also cover how important Enhanced Folder Sharing is for business reports and dashboards.
Then, we finish the discussion with Titan’s custom solutions to extend your Salesforce system and experiences. Let’s get started!
It’s a Salesforce feature that enables admins to set who has access to:
The Salesforce Folder-Sharing feature is popular among teams because access can be set at a highly detailed level. For example, administrators can give access to Salesforce users in an individual, role-based, or public group category. This can help manage folders and their contents across an entire organization.
You might want to activate Enhanced Folder Sharing in Salesforce to increase the safety of your reports and dashboards and keep your data protected from unauthorized eyes. Here are a few high-level steps to give you an idea of how to enable Enhanced Folder Sharing in Salesforce:
You should now be able to use Salesforce to share documents in a folder.
Diving deeper into this feature, we find that Salesforce gives us highly detailed options for access and permission settings. There are three levels of access that a business can choose for Salesforce folders. Let’s take a closer look with the help of the table below:
A common thing to share among colleagues in the business world are reports and dashboards. It’s essential that these professionals have access to Salesforce reports and dashboards when they need them, as these documents support decision-making in business. These reports and dashboards can also be used for compliance matters or when multiple colleagues need to work on the same project.
When a business can share a report from Salesforce, authorized teams across the organization can gain insights into:
Salesforce reports, with folder-sharing capabilities, make accessing real-time data easy. Teams can then analyze them to predict market trends and make the best decisions for the business.
When businesses choose to share a Salesforce dashboard, they want authorized colleagues and partners to view data in visually enhanced ways to make the best decisions for a project. These dashboards are also shared among different authorized teams when collaborating on a project or monitoring important statistics. For example, if a colleague were to share a dashboard from Salesforce, teams might get to view the following data:
Businesses that use Salesforce like to speed up their file-sharing capabilities. This fast working pace helps teams across the organization improve their work productivity and collaborate better with each other. If you want an alternative solution to enhance the user experience in Salesforce when sharing files, we suggest Titan Files.
Our platform can automate file management processes to ensure all authorized teams have their documents and resources at their fingertips. Titan Files works with Salesforce Flows using zero code to streamline processes and gives colleagues flexible solutions to manage and share files. With Titan for Salesforce file management, teams can create, modify, and organize files from within their CRM system or use an external file storage app without writing a single line of code!
Discover some of the features that Titan Files has to offer:
These are just a few solutions from Titan. For a full feature list, make sure to contact us through one of our social media channels below.
Thanks for reading our article on Salesforce’s Enhanced File Sharing feature. We hope we have inspired you to streamline processes within your organization and elevate team collaboration in new ways.
If there is a specific topic you would like to discuss about file sharing, please feel free to contact us through one of our social media links below.
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