Title: How Salesforce'com Uses PRM
1How Salesforce.com Uses PRM
Track Channel Executives
- Raquel Pancer, Salesforce.com
- Michael Fullmore, Salesforce.com
- Andrew ODriscoll, Apprivo
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3Agenda
- Salesforce Partner Program
- Why do we have a partner program?
- What does our program look like?
- What are our challenges?
- Channel Tools From Salesforce PRM
- Account management enrollment
- Deal registration for referral partners
- Branded portals
- Extended Channel Tools With The Appexchange
- Program management
- Partner finder
- Q A
4Salesforce.com Partner Program
- Consulting Partners
- Referral Partners
- Strategic Partners
- Technology Partners
- Value-added Resellers
5Were No Different From You
- How does our partner program measure up?
- High number of new partner applications
- High deal collaboration with limited visibility
- Lost leads
- Difficult to set collaborative plans
- Partner entitlements are not clear
- No central place to target content
6Bridging The Gap and Making Partners Successful
- How are we addressing the challenges?
- Include partners in go-to-market model
- Define partner types
- Define business model to support partners
- Create tools and resources that will enable
partners to work and succeed - Provide partner with visibility into their
business - Customize and personalize partner experience to
match type and level
7Our Mission
- Provide a world class enablement service to
- partners to help them, efficiently, go-to
- market with salesforce.com measuring/tracking
- their performance such that through highly
satisfied - customers, everyone achieves their revenue and
- market share goals
8Partner Program Objectives
- Offer partners support and resources they need
according to how they engage with salesforce.com - Categorize partners based on business strengths
and capabilities - Align tools and resources with partner value
- Ensure partners get the right information and
tools to be able to focus on the right business
initiatives and engage with customers as they do
best - Automate processes to scale the partner ecosystem
9Cross Functional Team To Drive Channel Success
- SECRET SAUCE
- Well designed partner program
- Flexible and extensible platform (like
salesforce.com ? ) - Channel expertise
- Technical expertise to deliver
- Custom application development
- DEPLOYMENT DETAILS
- Implemented Partner Portal with PartnerForce
- 300 partner companies 2,000 users
- Leveraged Business Operations, Training,
Marketing, Web services, Technical Support,
Finance - Engaged external consultant for customization
- More customization, more partner visibility into
their business - Automation and scalability
10Michael Fullmore
Technical Manager
mfullmore_at_salesforce.com
11Technology Solution
- How did we address the challenges?
- Created a scalable infrastructure to support the
new partner program - Extend the internal reach of salesforce.com to
the partner - community with PRM
- Created automated process to
- provide partner community growth
- Provided some Self-Service Portal
- type functionality
DEPLOYMENT DETAILS
- Evaluated external/internal solutions
- Deployed PRM and configured portals for our
partners to login to - Created an approval process for Finance to create
vendors in other systems - Created the Enrollment object to act both as a
Lead and Opportunity record - Trained the internal users to work with the
system
12Complete Partner Lifecycle ManagementIncrease
channel effectiveness with Salesforce PRM
Market
Sell
Measure
Recruit
Automate Recruitment
View Every Metric
Improve Effectiveness
Generate Loyalty
- Sales Analytics
- Forecasting
- Dashboards
- Data Quality Management
- Lead Management
- Partner Communications
- Funds Budgeting Management
- Document Management
- Deal Registration
- Opportunity Management
- Activity Management
- Pricing Management
- Workflow
- Partner Recruitment
- Partner Account Management
- Partner Training
- Channel Plans
13The Program Comes To Life With Salesforce PRM
- Department - Global Alliances
- Users - 300 companies
- Target - 700 companies
- Key Requirements
- Lead/ deal registration
- Program requirements
- visibility
- Partner communication
- Key Benefits
- Eliminated manual lead
- referral process
- One view for the partners
- Partner updates
14Demo Of A Day In The Life Of A Salesforce Partner
15Andrew ODriscoll
Salesforce.com Partner
aodriscoll_at_apprivo.com
16Partner Program Solution
17Partner Recruitment On-boarding
- Key Requirements
- View available programs and benefits
- Capture partner enrollment information
- Ramp up approved partners
- Key Benefits
- Lower enrollment cost
- Reduced application processing time
- Integrated with salesforce.com deployment
- Users - Potential Partners and Alliance Managers
18Partner Application
19Partner Application Bank Information
20Process Application in Salesforce.com
21Partner Portal
- User - Approved Partners
- Key Requirements
- View enrolled programs
- View program requirements attainment
- Integrate with other partner activities
- Key Benefits
- Provide program transparency to partners
- Reduced cost to serve
- Consolidate partner activities in one portal
22Partner Programs
23Enrolled Programs
24Program Attainment
25Partner Finder
- User - Public
- Key Requirements
- Allow public to search for partners
- Search by geography and expertise
- Generate partner leads
- Key Benefits
- Integrated with salesforce.com deployment
- Provides partner marketing exposure
- Lead generation
26Partner Locator Search
27Partner Locator Listings
28Solution Summary
- End-to-end partner program solution
- Using standard salesforce.com products and
technologies - Available to you on the AppExchange
29Projected Results
- What were the projected results?
- Business flexibility and scalability
- Motivates partners to work with us and reach
higher levels - Tracks and measures performance indicators
- Profitability
- Usability
- Recognizes total value (not only revenues)
contributed to relationship - Supports partners with multiple business
relationships - Allows partners to expand commitment and business
growth - Delivers single source of contact for
relationship
BUSINESS OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED
- Growth
- Market reach
- Organizational scalability
- Decreased cost of engaging and supporting
customers
30Next Steps
- Were going to continue to share best practices
with you and our community - Were going to publish the custom partner program
apps on the AppExchange
31QUESTION ANSWER SESSION
Raquel Pancer, Salesforce.com Michael Fullmore,
Salesforce.com Andrew ODriscoll, Apprivo
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