If you watched the Super Bowl last weekend, you probably saw Salesforce’s high-profile advertisement featuring MrBeast and heard the name Slackbot loud and clear. The spot put Slackbot at the center of a fast-paced, high-stakes challenge, reinforcing one thing: Slack is no longer just a messaging app. It’s becoming the interface for how work gets done.

Salesforce success isn’t defined by how well a system launches, it’s defined by how well it continues to serve the organization months and years later. Ongoing support provides the structure, expertise, and foresight needed to keep Salesforce aligned with real-world needs. When done well, it turns Salesforce from a static tool into a living platform that grows alongside the people who use it.

Salesforce Spring ’26 isn’t about flashy reinvention, it’s about refinement. These updates reduce friction, improve governance, and give admins and consultants better tools to support growing, evolving organizations. Christina Lytle reviews her favorite Salesforce updates.

Salesforce releases new features all the time, but Agentforce 1 edition (A1E) represents a real turning point. Instead of small add-ons, it gives organizations an entire AI foundation designed to automate work across every department. We’ve put together a practical guide on A1E for everyday Salesforce users.

As co-founders of a growing business, there’s no such thing as a typical day. Daniel leads sales, marketing, and client relationships, always staying close to the work. Benjamin focuses on product development, delivery excellence, and team culture. Together, they build partnerships, drive vision, and help clients untangle messy Salesforce orgs with calm, clarity, and precision.

Your nonprofit tech stack didn’t become complex overnight. This was the starting point of my recent conversation with Amelia Baumann on The Nonprofit Boost, the podcast from Double the Donation. The episode, “Leveraging Corporate Support for Fundraising Success,” explores how nonprofits can build the systems and data foundations necessary to unlock corporate giving, reduce hidden opportunity costs, and ultimately do more of the work that matters.

Since 2019, dozens of organizations, from small community nonprofits to large manufacturers, have shared their experiences working with Canvas Cloud on the Salesforce AppExchange. Every project is different, but the reviews tell a consistent story: collaboration, trust, and measurable results.

Canvas Cloud, a Salesforce Crest Consulting Partner specializing in helping nonprofit and mission-driven organizations, today announced the launch of FastTrack, an accelerator program designed to help nonprofits migrate from the Nonprofit Success Pack (NPSP) to Salesforce Nonprofit Cloud (NPC) quickly, confidently, and affordably.

Dreamforce 2025 was my first time attending the event in person! So much change has happened in the last 24 months in regards to Salesforce and in the area that Canvas Cloud serves most: Nonprofits. I was eager to hear about the new product releases before anyone else and to meet thousands of people who share a mutual love of Salesforce.

Migrating from Salesforce NPSP to Nonprofit Cloud (now Agentforce Nonprofit) can feel like standing at the base of a mountain – daunting, steep, and uncertain. Danny Rodriguez shares how his recent trip to the Smoky Mountains inspired a structured path to the summit: Canvas Cloud’s NPSP → NPC FastTrack.

Dreamforce 2025 isn’t just another Salesforce conference—it’s the ultimate experience for the global Salesforce Ohana. With more than 50,000 Trailblazers, Admins, Consultants, and Partners gathering in San Francisco this October 14–16, it can feel overwhelming if you don’t plan ahead. Here are 10 expert tips from the team at Canvas Cloud.

This summer took me from solar farms to expo floors, from local innovators to global leaders, all united by a shared mission: accelerating the clean energy transition. I had the privilege of attending three major events: ASES SOLAR 2025, the Midwest Solar Expo, and RE+ 2025. One theme in particular stood out everywhere I went: agrivoltaics.

We’re thrilled to celebrate one of our own: Rob O’Brien, Strategic Salesforce Connector, who has been named a Salesforce MVP, Class of 2025.

The solar industry is at a crossroads. Between rising energy demands, evolving policy landscapes, and an urgent push toward decarbonization, it’s clear that the grid of the future requires more than just new infrastructure. It needs smarter systems, better data, and stronger partnerships.