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To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
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To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
To keep operations—such as loan origination, help desk management, and employee administration—running smoothly, Ameris Bank uses Salesforce. When the bank needed an online form builder with a seamless Salesforce integration, Lead Salesforce Developer Vincent Bartoloma turned to Formstack’s native Salesforce app.
Salesforce can be an overwhelming system. To ensure internal workflows could run efficiently, Ameris Bank needed a data collection solution that wouldn’t require employees to log into Salesforce. This meant the solution needed to collect data and easily pass it into Salesforce to create or update Salesforce records.
An online form tool that integrated with Salesforce seemed like the perfect solution, especially for two specific workflow challenges:
Bartoloma came across Formstack on the Salesforce AppExchange and decided to test it out after seeing all the good reviews. During his initial setup, he was particularly impressed with the customer support he received.
"I got really great customer support. I had some questions, and they [the support reps] were all over it, giving me calls and chatting with me," he said. "Any problem I had was solved quickly."
Bartoloma first implemented Formstack for Ameris's internal help desk survey. Now, after the IT department addresses an employee’s help ticket, the employee receives an email with a link to the Formstack survey. To populate Salesforce with the necessary submission details, the survey URL includes hidden information. For instance, the user’s record ID is brought in and plugged into a Salesforce lookup field so the original ticket requester can be identified without the employee logging into Salesforce. Additionally, the survey submission data goes into a custom object in Salesforce called "Survey."
For the referral form use case, Bartoloma replaced the existing form link on the bank’s intranet site with a link to a new, more dynamic Formstack form. With the new form, referring employees choose a type of referral to kickstart the Salesforce workflow. Submission of the Formstack form automatically creates a referral record in Salesforce, which simultaneously creates one of the following:
Additionally, a handful of fields on the Formstack referral form are mapped to Salesforce so that the submission information is automatically brought into Salesforce for easy referral tracking.
"I like Formstack a lot," Bartoloma said. "You can create a basic form within five minutes, and it’s so easy to link over to Salesforce. If you want to use a new custom object, you just create a custom object and start referring to it in Formstack."
In the case of the help desk survey, Ameris’s IT director now has much better insight on the performance of the system. Over 500 surveys have been submitted thus far, which—according to Bartoloma—is far more than would be submitted if users had to log into Salesforce to complete the survey.
The referral form is doing its job of keeping referring employees updated on the status of their referrals. Ameris gets an average of five referrals per day, so having a seamless process that doesn’t require manual data entry saves a lot of time.
Formstack has been a great workflow automation solution for two key Salesforce processes at Ameris Bank. As a result, Bartoloma is confident he will find other uses for the app in the future.
"The Formstack app fills a void in Salesforce with great ease," Bartoloma said. "You can easily set up a web form to be used by non-Salesforce users, which will create Salesforce records."
