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To support a successful sales team transition when restructuring sales teams to align with product lines, the consultant should meet with territory sales leadership to design territory assignment rules. Territory management ensures that sales reps are assigned to the correct accounts and territories based on the new structure. Designing territory assignment rules will help in automatically assigning the right accounts to the appropriate sales reps, streamlining the transition and ensuring that each sales rep focuses on the accounts they have been assigned. Salesforce's Territory Management functionality provides a robust framework for managing and assigning territories efficiently.

Adding a standard dashboard for Sales Cloud Einstein is the best approach to showcase the effectiveness of Einstein Lead Scoring. Salesforce provides pre-built Einstein Analytics dashboards that offer insights into lead scoring performance, helping the VP of sales visualize how lead scoring impacts the sales process. These dashboards include metrics and trends that demonstrate the value and accuracy of the Einstein Lead Scoring implementation.

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Sales Cloud Einstein Analytics

Einstein Analytics Dashboard for Lead Scoring

Einstein Activity Capture (EAC) allows users to store emails and attachments in Salesforce and have them visible in the Activity Timeline and Related Lists. Users can choose to show emails added via EAC in the Related Lists activities view.

To use Einstein Activity Capture, users must connect their email accounts to Salesforce. They must also agree to the terms of the service provider before they can send emails in Lightning.

The Opportunity’s Account will be implicitly Read for the team is something that the consultant should consider when rolling out Opportunity Teams with Private Account organization-wide defaults. An Opportunity Team is a group of users who work together on an Opportunity, such as sales reps, sales engineers, managers, etc. Each Opportunity Team member has a role and a level of access to the Opportunity and its related records, such as Products, Quotes, Activities, etc. Organization-wide defaults are the baseline level of access that users have to records they do not own or share. Private organization-wide defaults mean that only the record owner and users above them in the role hierarchy can view and edit the records. Implicit sharing is a type of sharing that grants additional access to records based on relationships between objects or users. Implicit Read means that users can view but not edit a record.

By rolling out Opportunity Teams with Private Account organization-wide defaults, the consultant should consider that the Opportunity Team members will have implicit Read access to the Opportunity’s Account, meaning that they can view but not edit the Account record related to the Opportunity they are working on.