CRM and platform overview
CRM concepts; customers, leads, accounts, contacts, opportunities, cases; how Salesforce supports sales/service processes.
Learn how Salesforce works as a customer relationship management platform, from leads and accounts to opportunities, cases, reports, and everyday sales or service workflows. This foundation course helps learners understand the platform before choosing an administrator, developer, or consulting path.
A clear understanding of CRM records, relationships, and workflows makes later Salesforce learning easier. Use the course to explore the ecosystem, practise navigation, and decide which specialist pathway matches your interests.
Students, career switchers, and sales or operations professionals. The learning path can be adjusted to the learner’s starting level after an initial discussion with the training team.
No Salesforce experience required. Basic computer and web application skills are enough.
Duration is a recommended planning estimate. Final hours and lab access should be confirmed for the selected cohort.
Study the learning sequence below. Module delivery order may be adjusted to the cohort’s background and the available Salesforce training environment.
CRM concepts; customers, leads, accounts, contacts, opportunities, cases; how Salesforce supports sales/service processes.
Lightning Experience, app launcher, objects, records, list views, search, help, Trailhead, Trailhead Playground basics.
Standard vs custom objects, fields, record types overview, relationships, page layouts and schema concepts.
List views, report types, filters, charts, dashboards, basic KPI design and data quality.
Set up a small training-sales CRM with leads, follow-ups, activities, report and dashboard.
Configure a sample training-business CRM with leads, follow-up activities, a sales report, and a management dashboard.
The following are example role directions aligned with the skills taught. Hiring requirements differ by employer, experience, communication skills, and hands-on ability.
No. This introductory pathway focuses on CRM concepts, platform navigation, data structures, and reports rather than programming.
You will work through a sample training-sales workflow using leads, follow-ups, activities, reports, and dashboards.
Yes. This course is designed as a foundation for Administrator, Platform App Builder, and other role-based learning paths.
The course may include certification-aligned preparation, but it does not issue an official Salesforce credential. Check the current official exam guide, registration process, prerequisites, and fees separately.
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