The Local Time App for Salesforce has out-of-the-box support for getting the time zone information for Account, Contact, Lead, and Task standard Salesforce objects. We have now extended the App’s functionality to also support the Salesforce Event object. When a user creates an Event in Salesforce, the Event Start and Event End Dates are displayed
The Local Time Lightning Component can be placed on any Lightning record pages to show time zone information. Out-of-the-box, this component shows the time zone information for Account, Contact, Lead, Opportunity, and Case Salesforce objects. For Account, Contact, and Lead records, the component’s time zone lookup logic is based on the address and phone number
The Local Time App for Salesforce has out-of-the-box support for getting the time zone information for Account, Contact, and Lead standard Salesforce objects. However, if you have another standard or custom object where you would like to fetch similar time zone information, then this blog post could be of interest to you. The following sample
Salesforce developers can obtain time zone information easily from Apex code by utilizing the Local Time API. The following sample apex code illustrates how to use the API method tz.LocalTimeV2.getTimezones() in different scenarios. This function is bulkified, and thus it is ideal to use in triggers, flows, and in other use cases where you need
Success Software is pleased to announce the latest release of AdIntel App for Salesforce with native support to track Facebook Ads performance. AdIntel has been traditionally used by its customers to track campaign performance for Google AdWords and Microsoft Bing Ads. However, with the latest release of AdIntel, you can also automatically track
