Ombudsman Cloud Care
"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." ~Theodore Roosevelt
Welcome Everyone! Ombudsman Cloud Care (OCC) is an Open Source Commons project and a released package. Thank you for volunteering to bring your passion, experience, and technical know-how to the Ombudsman Cloud Care (OCC) project. Your voice is crucial and no contribution is too small. Teamwork makes the dreamwork!
OCC is for use by military ombudsman groups, the volunteers that support military families during deployment.
SFDO-Community/OmbudsmanCloudCare
Community Project - Ombudsman Cloud Care
Mary Crozier, Founder
Michael Kolodner, App Architect
Shelley Bolt, Salesforce Admin+Ombudsman Success
Laura Etzler
Brittany Dickerson
Liz McCormick
Joanah Gacuya
Participants: Michael Kolodner, Mary Crozier, Nick Linberg, Shelley Bolt, Laura Etzler, Joanah Gacuya.
Special thanks to Impact Management experts: Morgan Buras-Finlay and Andrew Means. Participants: Michael Kolodner, Mary Crozier, Nick Linberg, Shelley Bolt, Laura Etzler, Liz McCormick, Bill Corkhill, Jason Rochester.
Participants: Michael Kolodner, Shelley Bolt, Laura Etzler, Liz McCormick, Dennis Markunas, Kathy Olney, Allison Roscoe, Bill Florio, Rodney Zhu, Akhilesh Reddy, and Sprinty.
OCC is an Open Source Commons application, built by community volunteers to handle Navy Ombudsman (volunteer) needs during crisis and day-to-day operations. With Ombudsman Cloud Care, Ombudsmen have access to a modern, secure, cloud-based case management and a collaboration solution so they will be ready for the regular challenges of deployment and the extraordinary stresses of future crises.
OCC Documentation Table of Contents
Listen to OCC Founder, Mary Crozier on the Salesforce Admin Podcast
May '21 Mini Sprint Accomplishments
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Metéchō tasks to develop, test and merge branches for Release 1.3
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Roadmap for Future Development: Case and Lead Lifecycle Reports, Impact Data Strategy (tactical: tools, design, collection, repository)
Mar '21 Mini Sprint Accomplishments
What is impact? How do you measure it?
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Defined our core whys.
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Explored KPIs. What matters? What is meaningful?
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Examined impact. How are people better off?
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Planned strategy. Tactical tools, design, collection, and repository.
Feb'21 Sprint Accomplishments
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Updated and tested Release 1.2.0 Installation Instructions.
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Updated (9) scripts to support new App Release 1.2.0
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Recorded OCC Metéchō Demo. Presented by Michael Kolodner.
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Updated Experience Cloud Documentation to align with Spring '21 Release. Hello Experience Cloud, Farewell Community Cloud.
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Most importantly, welcomed new community volunteers to the community-driven OCC Team.
OCC AppExchange Release: 1.2.0 on January 29, 2021
OCC AppExchange Listing on August 18, 2020
Examples of what we are planning to develop include:
• Custom object for use as knowledge base that can be exposed on an Experience Site (object tentatively named Resource).
• Web to Case form for families to request help (available on Experience Site.
• Email to Case for families to request help.
• Web to Lead form that allows family to input information about their sailor, who probably hasn't yet been created in Salesforce.
• Further development of reports and dashboards for ombudsman use and reporting to Command Leadership and central Ombudsman Registry.
• Solution (has to be 100% free) for customer satisfaction survey and the like.
• Case and Lead Lifecycle reports and dashboards
• Impact Data Strategy (tactical: tools, design, collection, repository)
This app is being developed for a very particular “market”: Ombudsman groups supporting Navy commands. In the current form we have made the specific design decision that this will be a Navy-specific app (hence the Sailor__c object) rather than generalizing out to other services. Should the need and/or interest arise from ombudsman-equivalents in the other US services, we foresee creating service-specific products instead of trying to abstract or generalize the current product. That will allow the terminology and other design decisions to be service-specific.
In addition, it should be noted that Navy ombudsmen are volunteers. Though they are organized, trained, and overseen by the command structure they support, they do not have a budget for services nor are the ombudsmen themselves paid. Therefore, one of the main considerations in the development of Ombudsman Cloud Care is that the solution must be absolutely zero cost. Each command ombudsman group will need to apply for a Power of Us license grant, working with a related eligible 501c3 or 501c4 organization to use their eligibility for a Salesforce instance. In many cases this will be the Family Readiness Group (FRG), but some commands without an FRG may need to find other partners. Admin support for each command is expected to come from the Salesforce Military community. Support for the OCC app, responses to questions, etc will come primarily through the OCC Power of Us Hub group. Users and admins of OCC orgs will be strongly encouraged to join the Power of Us Hub and follow the OCC group.
To work on this project in a scratch org:
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Run cci flow run dev_org --org dev to deploy this project.
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Run cci org browser dev to open the org in your browser.
To work on this project in Metéchō in a scratch org:
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Metéchō demo, password: epic
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Request to be added as a collaborator
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Create scratch org > Add a task > Assign as Developer or Tester > Review > Merge