Category: Email Scrubber

The Frantic Call After quickly naming the project “The Big Bloat”. we got down to business with an initial audit. The Instance’s data storage was at 18.5 BG. A whopping 146%. The majority of the data storage (89%) was consumed by Email Messages. And

Before we jump into Email Scrubber 3.0, let’s take a quick look at what is not changing with the new release. What is NOT Changing? Salesforce Email Scrubber What IS Changing? In prior versions of Email Scrubber, we provided the option to archive email

What’s in the latest version of Email Scrubber? Let’s take a look. Now with more Bit Bloat Blocking We are constantly tweaking the Bit Bloat Blocking algorithms to identify redundant email messages in your instance. With 2.0, we are releasing our most powerful version

We believe Email Scrubber will quickly become your new friend. It will work tirelessly to continuously reduce the burden (and extra costs) associated with redundant email message in your instance. But don’t take our word for it. Take Email Scrubber for a spin and

Interested in Email Scrubber? Give us a ping to learn more. Schedule a free analysis and impact estimate of your implementation. Or check us out on the App Exchange. As you are aware from Email Scrubber? Tell me more about saving data storage, Email Scrubber

If you are considering deleting email-to-case attachments, here are a couple of considerations. First, you need to determine if the email-to-case process is set up to generate Attachments or Files. Salesforce Files replaced attachments and are now the recommended approach as they are shareable

Ok, you are right. Technically, since you are paying for your Salesforce licenses, Big Objects are not technically free. A better way to phrase this would be… Big Objects, the data storage you are paying for, but most likely not leveraging. Ok, now you’ve

Before we delve into the Email Scrubber solution, let’s review how Email Messages are stored. Take a simple example. Let’s take a simple example of a client looking for some refrigerator support. The client initiates a support request by sending an email to the