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Salesforce is a company that provides Software as a Service and Platform as a Service products to manage informations belongs to an orgnaization.

Salesforce.com is a CRM(SAAS) Which is a model used to Collaborate between different departments of an organization and to manage Activities according to the work flow of an organization or everything that a company wants to track.

It runs in the cloud so you don’t need to buy any hardware or any software for it you just need a Computer or Mobile device and an internet Connection to consume it. It’s just like using Gmail or Amazon.

If you’re tracking your business information in a lot of different places then salesforce is a centerlized system where you can organize and manage your all business informations at one place From your contacts and accounts to your sales related documents.


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