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Critical FSC Tools and Practices (Feat. Michael Shirrell)

“When I first started in Salesforce, Person Accounts was like a dirty word. You didn’t want to touch that capability.” And how times have changed! In this week’s super-sized episode, we’re joined by Michael Shirrell, Distinguished Enterprise Architect at Salesforce, for a discussion about the advantages of using Financial Services Cloud over Sales and Service Clouds, treasury practices, duplicate management, and building roadmaps for success.

Episode 28 Highlights

4:39
How built-in features like branch management, restriction rules, compliant data sharing, tear sheets, and OmniStudio should give clients a reason to reconsider their impulse to “just build it on our own”

8:02
Shirrell’s approach to migrating systems and data during the onboarding process. How can Data Cloud serve as a centralizing source?

12:55
The Financial Services Cloud features that clients underuse, including Record Alerts and Business Rules Engine

Hosts and Guests

  • JP Owens

    Managing Director, Banking and Lending, Silverline

    JP Owens partners with banks and credit unions to help them identify new ways to leverage technology solutions that drive transformation, growth, and measurable ROI. JP formerly served as the Director of Digital Product Experience at First Financial Bank, where he led multiple functional teams within the Digital organization and was responsible for vision, delivery, and execution across Digital channels.

  • Elliott Spence

    Principal Consultant, Silverline

    Elliott Spence has eight years of experience designing and implementing Salesforce Solutions. Prior to Silverline, Elliott was a Senior Digital Product manager with First Financial Bank, where he grew the Salesforce practice to over 1,600 users and led the Salesforce implementations to Marketing, Customer Service, Retail Bank, and Mortgage. 

  • Michael Shirrell

    Distinguished Enterprise Architect, Salesforce

    Michael Shirrell ensures that the technologies Salesforce customers rely on are integrated, scalable, and aligned with their organizational business strategies. He does this by partnering with customers to understand their strategic business goals, their technical capabilities, and how these are expressed through the existing solutions/application landscape.

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