Salesforce Updates via RSS
An intriguing new service is available to allow users of Salesforce.com to get account updates via RSS feeds.
[via Scoble]
UPDATE: This only works with Enterprise Edition accounts.
An intriguing new service is available to allow users of Salesforce.com to get account updates via RSS feeds.
[via Scoble]
UPDATE: This only works with Enterprise Edition accounts.
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