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isPermaLink="false">http://www.rudishumpert.com/?p=115</guid> <description><![CDATA[As I set out on my latest adventure with Omniture, I decided to begin this project by actually reading the manual first. So, I downloaded and read the SalesForce: Genesis Integration Guide from Omniture. Ok..fine..maybe I skimmed some pages, but I read most of it. What I took away from it, was I was going [...]]]></description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I set out on my latest adventure with <a
href="www.omniture.com">Omniture</a>, I decided to begin this project by actually reading the manual first.  So, I downloaded and read the SalesForce: Genesis Integration Guide from Omniture.  Ok..fine..maybe I skimmed some pages, but I read most of it.  What I took away from it, was I was going to need to really plan this project out.</p><p>For starters, I was a bit stunned to discover that the default integration would take 9 eVars and 22 Custom Events, with an additional 33 custom events.  (Holy smokes!  50 plus custom events!)</p><p>So based on the information from the manual, which is about the only information online I could find about the process, this was my initial task list:</p><blockquote><p>1. Confirm SalesForce requirements with resident SalesForce expert.<br
/> 2. Determine list of integration Custom Events needed. (which iof the 53)<br
/> 3. Activate SalesForce Genesis plugin<br
/> 4. Make changes to primary s_code files<br
/> 5. Initial testing<br
/> 6. roll out s_code changes to other report suites.</p></blockquote><p>1 &amp; 2 were easy.</p><p>#3.  This was a whole other beast.  I quickly realized that I needed to have the help of our resident SalesForce Expert to help with the configuration.  There is simply too much about SalesForce data fields that I do not know.  Not to mention the little bits of information that the Integration Guide leaves out.</p><p>Here are the items that were more of a challenge in the process, due to either missing information in the guide or lack of SalesForce knowledge.</p><p><strong>eVar Classifications</strong>:</p><ul><li>You <strong>must </strong>set up classifications for each eVar.</li><li>The select box provided to select SalesForce data fields is way way too narrow to be able to read the data field names.</li></ul><p><strong>Configure the SalesForce.com Dashboard:<br
/> </strong></p><ul><li>You <strong>must </strong>add classifications for all elements on this page.</li><li>The options provided to add classifications on this page are directly pulled from the classifications selected on the eVar Classifications.</li><li>If you have to go back to edit your eVar Classifications any options selected here will not be saved.</li></ul><p><strong>Map SiteCatalyst Events</strong></p><ul><li>Even though the Integration Guide says that the Marketing Sourced/Touched: Opportunitiy: New is optional...it's not.  I had to add a mapping for this.</li></ul><blockquote><p><strong>#1 thing I learned in the configuration: make darn sure you have a great SalesForce person to assist you with this.</strong> I am sure I would never have selected the right objects to classify without their help.</p></blockquote><p>It is also apparent that I need a new task list, one that contains a lot more details and steps than I first planned.  I will be working on fleshing this out as I progress through the rest on the integration.</p><p>This ends the configuration portion of my adventure, off to make changes to the s_code.</p><p>-Rudi</p><p><a
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