I'm completely new to SalesForce. Would be really great if somebody would sort of push me in the right direction.
What I need to do is to embed several Qlikview objects into SalesForce page. Ideally it should look like the following: each SalesPerson(any contact essentially) on their tab along with the usual contact details(and other stuff) would have a section containing a simple HTML page with QlikView objects embedded.
I know how to integrate Qlikview objects into web page, so all I need to know is how to add a specially created webpage as a part of a certain tab.
It will be really great if somebody can give me an advice on how to do that.. If anyone can share an experience of integrating Qlikview into SalesForce, it would be awesome.
Thanks a lot.
Igor
you can use Qlikview Mashups to integrate QlikView objects within the salesforce user interfaces.
Have a look at the following resources:
QlikView Mashups: http://tools.qlikblog.at/QlikView-Mashups
Some step by step information about QlikView & salesforce.com integration (explaining the ticketing mechanism): http://community.qlikview.com/docs/DOC-3730
Hope this helps!
Regards
Stefan
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