Your Salesforce admin just left. Here is what to do.
A handover checklist for when your Salesforce administrator leaves: access, integrations, scheduled automation, documentation and interim coverage.
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Salesforce-based or HR-platform-based onboarding journeys spanning offer through 90 days, with manager workflows, milestone tracking, and engagement signals.
HR Service Cloud + Agentforce delivering self-service for routine requests, and intelligent routing for the cases that need a person.
Goal tracking, regular check-in workflows, peer feedback systems, and performance signal aggregation, not just annual review forms.
Engagement surveys, performance feedback, and exit data unified into one signal layer, with AI-augmented insight extraction.
Internal job marketplace, skills-based matching, and structured succession planning workflows.
The patterns that come up in nearly every hr engagement.
Filling roles takes too long and costs too much. AI-augmented sourcing, screening, and pipeline management transform the math.
Most onboarding programs are inconsistent at best. Modern HR tech can make day-one excellent for every new hire.
When employees cannot get answers about benefits, PTO, or pay without a ticket, HR becomes a bottleneck. Agentforce changes this.
Performance reviews that happen once a year, then ignored, replaced by continuous performance management with structured signals.
Engagement surveys, performance feedback, exit interviews, and 1:1 notes live in 5 systems. Pulling signal from all of it is hard.
Most HR teams know which employees are high-performers but cannot systematically match them to internal opportunities.
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ATS integration, sourcing, screening, AI-augmented matching, offer workflows.
Day-one through 90-day onboarding journeys, manager workflows, milestone tracking.
HR Service Cloud, Agentforce, employee portals, intelligent routing.
Continuous feedback, goal tracking, peer feedback, engagement signal aggregation.
Internal job marketplace, skills matching, succession planning workflows.
Workforce analytics, predictive attrition, DEI reporting, and people analytics dashboards.
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A handover checklist for when your Salesforce administrator leaves: access, integrations, scheduled automation, documentation and interim coverage.
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One to two working sessions to map your current state, business goals, gaps, and constraints. We come out with a written scope document and recommendation.
Documented solution architecture, technical design, realistic timeline, and a transparent commercial proposal, reviewed with your team before any build.
Configuration, development, integrations, data migration, AI training, and QA, delivered in iterative sprints with weekly demos and adjustments.
Training, change management, hypercare support, and continuous improvement. We do not disappear after go-live. Most engagements continue into managed services.
Honestly, Salesforce is rarely where payroll, benefits enrollment, or the core employee record lives; those belong in an HRIS. Salesforce earns its place in the service layer around it. HR teams use Service Cloud to handle employee questions as cases, Experience Cloud to publish a self-service portal, knowledge articles to answer policy questions, and Agentforce to resolve routine requests conversationally. Integrations pull read-only worker data from the HRIS so each case shows who is asking, their location, and their manager without duplicating sensitive records.
An employee asks about parental leave through the portal, chat, or email, and Service Cloud creates a case tagged by topic and location. Omni-Channel routes it to the leave specialist queue, and the specialist sees prior cases from that employee. Sensitive categories are restricted by sharing rules so only designated HR staff can open them.
HR maintains policy articles in Salesforce Knowledge with versions by country or state. The portal suggests relevant articles as employees type a question, and Agentforce can answer from approved articles with a link to the source. When policies change, owners update one article and every channel reflects the new wording.
When the HRIS signals a new hire, a Flow in Salesforce creates a checklist spanning HR, IT, facilities, and the hiring manager. Each owner receives tasks with due dates relative to the start date. HR tracks completion on a single view and follows up on anything overdue before the employee's first morning.
Employees can raise concerns through a portal form that creates a restricted case visible only to employee relations staff. Case notes, interview records, and outcomes stay within that tightly controlled record, and field history documents every change. Reporting shows volumes by category without revealing individual details to anyone outside the investigating team.
Managers submit requests such as title changes, schedule adjustments, or equipment for their team through a guided form. Salesforce routes each request through defined approvers, and once approved, an integration or task sends the change to the HRIS or relevant owner. HR sees request status without chasing email threads.
No, and we would not recommend trying. Core HR records, payroll, benefits administration, and time tracking belong in purpose-built HR systems with the compliance features those processes require. Salesforce is valuable for the employee service experience layered on top: case management, portals, knowledge, approvals, and cross-department workflows such as onboarding checklists that involve IT and facilities as well as HR.
Protection starts with storing as little as possible and pulling only the fields a case needs. Private sharing defaults, restricted record types, and field-level security limit who sees what. Shield Platform Encryption and Field Audit Trail can add encryption at rest and longer history retention where policy requires. Access should be reviewed regularly, especially after staff move between HR roles.
Good candidates are frequent, policy-based questions with clear answers: holiday schedules, how to request time off, expense rules, or where to find a form. The agent draws on approved knowledge articles and can create a case when it cannot help. Anything involving personal circumstances, conflict, health, or discipline should route directly to a person, and we configure topics to enforce that.
It can, but most organizations use a dedicated applicant tracking system. Salesforce suits specific recruiting scenarios, such as high-volume hiring programs, campus or community outreach tracked like a pipeline, or staffing firms whose candidates are also their product. For typical corporate hiring, integrating the applicant tracking system with Salesforce for onboarding handoff is usually the more sensible design. That keeps each system doing its job.
We start by setting boundaries: what the service layer should do and what stays in your HR systems. Since 2017, as a Salesforce Consulting Partner, our consultants have delivered service and portal projects, and the U.S.-based team collectively carries 150 Salesforce certifications. We bring HR, IT, and legal into the room together early, because privacy decisions made in design are cheaper than ones made after launch.
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