Showing posts with label Salesforce interview questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Salesforce interview questions. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 August 2015

what is difference between sales cloud and service cloud?

Comparison table for Sales Cloud and Service Cloud functionality

Difference between Sales Cloud and Service Cloud
  • "Sales Cloud" refers to the "sales" module in salesforce.com. It includes Leads, Accounts, Contacts, Contracts, Opportunities, Products, Price books, Quotes, and Campaigns (limits apply). It includes features such as Web-to-lead to support online lead capture, with auto-response rules. It is designed to be a start-to-end setup for the entire sales process; you use this to help generate revenue. While “Service Cloud" refers to the "service" (as in "customer service") module in salesforce.com. It includes Accounts, Contacts, Cases, and Solutions. It also encompasses features such as the Public Knowledge Base, Web-to-case, Call Center, and the Self-Service Portal, as well as customer service automation (e.g. escalation rules, assignment rules). It is designed to allow you to support past, current, and future clients' requests for assistance with a product, service, and billing. You use this to help make people happy.
  • Sales Cloud Implements Sales and Marketing while Service cloud implements Salesforce Knowledge.
  • Sales Cloud ,A great solution for small and value oriented mid-sized sales groups that want to rapidly and cost effectively deploy Salesforce While Service Cloud provides Customer Support to the Clients and giving you the tools to provide a better customer experience for your clients.
  • Sales Cloud gives you the ability to open Cases (issues) and relate them to Accounts, Contacts; etc. While The Service Cloud is a superset of Sales Cloud, meaning you get everything that is in Sales Cloud PLUS some other features.
  • When we develop product in force.com for sales then it comes in Sales Cloud Ex: - Account, Contacts, and Lead. While when we want to provide some facility and also provides support to the clients then it comes in Service Cloud. Ex: - create cases is the example of Service Cloud in which client write his problem into cases instead of call.

What is an App in Salesforce?

An app is a group of tabs that works as a unit to provide a functionality.

We can switch between Apps using force.com drop down menu.


Monday, 17 August 2015

Tcs Salesforce interview questions

Tell us about your projects that you have did?

What is your role in the project?

Did you ever interacted with client?

Describe one scenario where you got struck up with Governor Limits and how do you overcome it?

What are Relationships in Salesforce?

Do you worked with Data Migration? 


Roll-up summary related questions?

Difference between sales cloud & service cloud?