Dashboards – a quick tour
Although the video mentions GoldMine 9, most of the concepts are consistent with the current version of GoldMine. You may notice slight visual or functional differences between what you have installed and the version included in these training videos.
Everything you want to know about activity management in GoldMine.
In this webinar recording listen to CRM experts Kevin Smith and Paul Petersen in the GoldMine July PowerUp! to learn sales forecasting best practices like:
-How to use the simple sales forecast to track your deals by close date and type
-Simple vs. Complex sale: compare
-How to customize based on your process
-Reporting to track quota and pipeline
This is the new product briefing video for GoldMine 2020.1
This video will show how to do your first file import. GoldMine can import csv files but you need to know how to do it and pretty quick you will be a pro. Just make certain you did video 5 (Adding GoldMine User-Defined Fields [Custom Fields]) because the columns in the csv you want to import has to have a field in GoldMine. Once the data has a home in GoldMine importing should be a snap.
Out of the box GoldMine comes with many of the fields that you need to run your business. But every business no matter what you want to track, the industry you are in or even the size of your company there are fields which are important specifically to you. With GoldMine you can easily add new fields to accommodate everything you want to track on your customers
Easy step… create users to log into and use GoldMine.
Since GoldMine is a client-server application, after you have installed the application server and followed all the important installation guide setup info, you then need to install a client on the users computer.
This video describes installing GMPE on the server and connecting to the MS SQL database.
This video will help explain how to install MS SQL. It is not a comprehensive training on MS SQL so if you need that please go to Microsoft’s website or search the Internet but this video does convey the basics of standing up the database server. Also, while this video references MS SQL 2012, you can and should use the most up-to-date version available to you.