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Hey Nick. Great question. When you have too many Salesforce tabs open, your computer and browser can reach full capacity. At that point, any dynamic elements within the application (like Denali) will have trouble functioning a peak performance. One thing I can recommend is a Console App within Salesforce, keeping your open SFDC objects all within one browser tab. This can help reduce load. However, at a point, too many open tabs will likely lead to performance degradation. Feel free to let us know if you'd like to connect for more info!

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In our org, we have utilized the Groove feature to add specific domains in the ADMIN setting to "ignore", meaning and emails that are sent or received from xxxx@domain.com are ignored for most of Groove's functionality – like tracking (open etc.) and syncing (into CRM/SF) or dashboard insights/ analytics.

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Hey Adam - appreciate you reaching out. There are many standard sales processes you can mold yours off of. Consider using this list below as a template to elaborate on. Prospecting Qualification Needs Analysis Value Proposition Id. Decision Makers Perception Analysis Proposal/Price Quote Negotiation/Review Closed Won Closed Lost These standard stages rarely reflect companies’ specific sales cycles though, so it will be best start a process to map out your sales process. SalesForce recommends avoiding ambiguous stage titles, and we couldn't agree more. Your sales managers should clearly see the difference between opportunity stages and understand when to pick a certain stage. Next, it's important to define entry and exit criteria for each stage and then to begin to rethink the "Probability %" field in SalesForce so it's more than just a number If you'd like to learn more about how Clari thinks about sales stages and their importance in defining and owning your sales cycle - reach out to me at pminasian@clari.com

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