Lightning Conversion

Lightning Conversion - Not today!

Walking the dog

A few early morning thoughts about Lighting - while I eat breakfast and get ready to take the dog on a walk. I have been working on the Lightning conversion for my mom's Salesforce and have concluded that they are not ready to switch to Lightning. Why?

There are several key features that are on the Lightning Experience Roadmap for Winter '18 and beyond that are crucial for her sales team. A snazzy looking GUI is nice, but functionality is necessary.

Lightning Roadmap

You can see the Lightning Experience Roadmap on help.Salesforce.com or link to a more printer friendly document by clicking on the caption to the left.

A few necessary features:

Reports - Folder Management
Lightning Mass Actions - Act on Multiple Records from a List View Using a Lightning Action
Account - Account Contact Roles
(This is a big must-have!)
Tasks - Reminders
etc.

I am still hoping to convert the organization to Lightning! Path, Kanban, and Dashboard aesthetics are motivators, however, from the roadmap, it will be a 2019 project. Have you made the move to Lighting?

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