Salesforce Admin Course for Beginners

The Salesforce Admin Course for Beginners equips you with the skills to configure, customize, and manage Salesforce effectively.
Gain hands-on experience, master core CRM concepts, and prepare confidently for the Salesforce Certified Administrator exam.

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Kate Williams

Instructor

What Will You Learn?

Understanding Salesforce architecture, CRM concepts, and cloud fundamentals

Managing users, profiles, roles, and data access

Creating objects, fields, and relationships

Automating business processes using Flow and Process Builder

Designing page layouts, record types, and validation rules

Generating reports and dashboards for insightful analytics

Managing data with import, export, and data quality tools

Maintaining org health with setup audits and security best practices

About This Course

The Salesforce Administrator Course for Beginners is designed to help aspiring professionals start their journey in the world’s #1 CRM platform — Salesforce.

This course provides a solid foundation in how Salesforce works, empowering you to configure, customize, and manage a Salesforce org efficiently.

Whether you’re new to CRM systems or switching careers into cloud technology, this course takes you from the basics to advanced admin capabilities, preparing you for both real-world roles and the Salesforce Certified Administrator exam.

Requirements

All you need is a computer and an Internet connection. We will walk through signing you up for your own free Salesforce account which you can use to work through the exercises of the course.

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"Short courses for busy managers" Hi there, my name is Kate Williams and I've been managing projects and virtual teams for the past 10+ years. I'm currently a Director at Cisco Systems,* where I lead Project and Program Management teams on delivering complex projects for Cisco's customers. Previously, I was a manager at Ernst & Young, where I analyzed failing projects at Fortune 500 companies, and recommended solutions to fix them. I was also a research assistant at Harvard University, where I studied issues related to virtual teams. I'm an Amazon bestselling author of 4 books about team management (including "Influencing Virtual Teams," "Don't Reply All," "Project Kickoff," and "Effective ...