List what information is included in the Company Profile
Company Profile has 3 subsections:
Company Information:
- Organization Name
Primary Contact
Division
Address
Fiscal Year Starts In (this field simply lists the month- it can only modified in the Fiscal Year subsection)
Newsletter
Admin Newsletter
Hide Notices About System Maintenance
Hide Notices About System Downtime
Phone
Fax
Default Locale
Default Language
Default Time Zone
Currency Locale
Used Space
API Requests
Restricted Logins, Current Month
Salesforce.com Organization ID - User Licenses
- Feature Licenses (Offline, Mobile, Wireless, etc.)
Fiscal Year
- Selection:
Standard Fiscal Year
Custom Fiscal Year - Fiscal Year Start Month
- Fiscal Year is Based On
The ending month
The starting month
Business Hours
List view of business hours object, each contains:
- Name
Use these business hours as default (checkbox)
Active (checkbox)
Time Zone
Mon-Sun Hours
List the places where Currency is specified
Currency settings are company-wide.
Currency Locale changes the currency type for all currency fields. This includes Amount (opp), Quotas (forecast), any custom currency fields, and so forth. When Multiple Currencies are enabled, Currency Locale sets the default currency for the organization.
Setup –> Company Profile –> Company Information
Multiple currencies can only be enabled by a request to Salesforce support. Once enabled, you can add currencies and establish conversion rates.
From Salesforce:
Every user also has a personal currency, which is used as the default currency in his or her own quotas, forecasts, opportunities, and reports. Users can also create opportunities and enter amounts using other active currencies.
Every lead, account, contact, opportunity, and case has a field that specifies the currency to use for all amount fields in that record. For example, you can set the Account Currency to "USD-U.S. Dollars" so that the Annual Revenue shows in dollars for one of your American accounts. All currency amounts are displayed in the default currency of the record as well as in the personal currency of the user. When you change the default currency of a record, currency amounts are not converted; they simply display with the new currency code.
Setup –> Company Profile –> Manage Currencies
Advanced Currency Management is only available when multiple currencies is enabled. This will allow you to set Dated Exchange Rates (eg. 9/1-9/8 USD is worth .75 EUR; 9/9-9/18 USD is worth .8 EUR). Dated Exchange Rates only work on opportunities, opportunity products, opportunity product schedules, all referencing the corresponding date field. Forecasts, custom currency fields, cross-object formulas, etc. all use static conversion rates.
Setup –> Company Profile –> Manage Currencies
Describe the effect of chaning your company’s default Time Zone, Currency, Locale, and Language
All of these settings are company-wide.
Default Time Zone
Login hours are assessed using the organization’s Default Time Zone.
A new user’s default time zone will mirror the company default. Changing the company’s time zone will not affect existing users.
Business Hours are not affected by the default company time zone. Each business hours record has its own selection for time zone.
Setup –> Company Profile –> Company Information
Currency Locale
Changing the currency locale will change the symbol that each currency field presents. Modifying this field will not change the actualy number in any currency field. Unless multiple currencies is enabled, this setting is company-wide and will affect all users when changed.
Default Locale
From Salesforce:
This will control how some information appears (i.e., numbers, dates, phone numbers, etc).
Default Language
This changes the language that Salesforce UI uses (terms like opportunity, user, etc.). New users will inherit the default company-wide language. Changing this setings will not affect existing users.
Describe the effect of enabling the Custom Fiscal Year setting
This setting is company-wide, and is not reversible.
This will enable your organization to define custom fiscal periods (for instance, a trimester, or fiscal periods unequal in length). Fiscal years are defined year by year. Unless fiscal periods are created for past or future years, reporting can done only by date (Salesforce uses your custom fiscal periods for reporting). Changing fiscal periods will void any associated forecasts and quotas. Fiscal period column will not show on opportunity reports or list views.
Setup –> Company Profile –> Fiscal Year
Create and manage letterheads and email templates
Letterheads are stored company-wide. Typically you would add your company logo (header/footer) and color scheme background. Upload images as documents and set them as an Externally Available Image.
Email templates can be stored company-wide or on a per-user basis (the same as reports). An email template can plug into a company letterhead. Email templates have their own formatting (columns for instance). When send an email using both, you would see:
Letterhead logo
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Email content (based upon email template selected or HTML code)
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Letterhead footer