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@dlindsey25 Thanks for the question! Most LMSs are built for compliance learning, where Lessonly is built for productivity learning—the former is about checking a box, the latter is about helping teammates do better tactical work via practical documentation. This post on Speed versus Fidelity is highly relevant: http://www.lessonly.com/blog/spe...

@higg1921 Hey Sean, thanks for asking. The Lessonly integration is available in both Sales Cloud and Service Cloud. Productivity learning, which Lessonly is all about, drives big ROI for client-facing teams (i.e., sales and support). Most of these teams spend their days in Salesforce Sales Cloud, Salesforce Service Cloud, or Zendesk. We are planting flags in all of these places, so we can bring the work knowledge people need (“Crap, how do we do that again?”) to the apps where they spend all their time (“Ah, that’s right!”). Lessonly learning isn’t about taking you away from work—that’s the role of traditional training. Lessonly is about helping you solve problems in real time, in your moment of need. Being integrated with Salesforce is crucial to this mission.

@maxyoder Like that the training is integrated with Salesforce. By the time SF is properly configured, a sales or service team member's views look NOTHING like the generic screens in most SF training tools. Lessenly sort of creates custom training for each user because it's within the environment they'll use every day.