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4. Get Social With Us!
@SalesforceaAdmns
Salesforce Admins
Salesforce Admins
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#AwesomeAdmin
#LightningNow
5. This Webinar is Recorded
The video will be posted to YouTube
& the webinar recap page:
bit.ly/aw-lightningrolloutwebinar
6. Join the Admin Webinar Group for Q&A!
Don’t wait until to ask questions!
We have team members on hand to answer
questions in the webinar group.
Stick around for live Q&A at the end!
Speakers will tackle more questions at the end,
time-allowing
bit.ly/AdminWebinarGroup
9. Learn About Lightning Experience
Lightning for Admins Trailhead for Admins Lightning Now Group
admin.salesforce.com/lightning trailhead.salesforce.com success.salesforce.com
10. Evaluate Your Org’s Readiness
Evaluate your org’s business priorities and technical strategy, and determine if your org is ready
to make the switch to Lightning Experience.
Gap AnalysisPreview ModeMigration Assistant
Evaluate business priorities and technical strategy to determine if you’re ready
Resources and steps for a
successful rollout.
Evaluate how your live org
works in the new interface.
Review the Lightning Classic
comparison page.
11. Run the Lightning Experience Readiness Check
Assess your org for Lightning Experience
Readiness
Determine which users are ready to migrate
Know how to proceed with your Lightning
transition
Talk to an Expert!
Sign up for a consultation to
walk through your report:
bit.ly/lightningconsults
13. Align Your with Executives, IT, and Users
Get buy in with Lightning in a Box
Lightning in a Box is an enablement kit
for Admins who want to prepare and
present an introduction to Lightning
Experience to their team, stakeholders,
and/or community.
admin.salesforce.com/lightninginabox
15. Rollout Plan in Three Phases
Run a PilotEnable Yourself Launch to Groups
16. Understand how users get Lightning
Experience when you switch on:
• Standard Profiles
• Custom Profiles with the “Lightning
Experience User” Permission
• Permission Set with the “Lightning
Experience User”
Turn on Lightning Experience
Enable Lightning
17. Run a Pilot
Pick your Salesforce Champions
Enable with a Permission Set
Have them work in Lightning
Ask for feedback
Tune your Lightning Experience
configuration
18. Launch to Groups or Departments
Plan your rollout
Communicate the change and build
excitement!
Train your users
Enable through Profiles
Gather feedback through Chatter!
20. Pro Tip: Attachments to Files migration tool is live!
• Migrate per object
• Control number of
attachments migrated
• Option to delete
original attachments
post-migration
• Supports most
standard objects &
custom objects
bit.ly/attachmenttofiles
21. Pro Tip: Style VF Pages with Lightning Stylesheets
Beta in Winter ‘18
Classic Stylesheets
<apex:page lightningStylesheets="true">
Lightning Stylesheets
23. Measure Lightning Adoption
Download Lightning Adoption Tracker in AppExchange
Track usage
Evaluate by type of user
Watch trends
Gather feedback
24. Iterate to Optimize User Experience and Productivity
Make improvements based on feedback
Enable new features
Run the Optimizer
25. Take Advantage of Lightning Components and Apps from
the AppExchange
Customize Faster
App Builder
AppExchange
Extend Any App
70K+ Developers on Lightning
1000+ Lightning Ready Apps
120+ Lightning Components
300+ Salesforce1 Ready Apps