2. Set Users, Review Package Components, and Install 

Before installing, you’ll have the option to review all the components of VerticalResponse for Salesforce. The package name, version, and description will also be noted. 

To view package components, click the link below the Users images that says View Components. You can also view the API Access information as well. 

Select the Profile(s) that will have access to VerticalResponse in Salesforce. 
Select Admins only or All Users for an easy set-up, then click the Install button.

While the option to add it to All Users is there, most admins will want to deploy to only certain users. For this option select Install for Select Profiles, then scroll down and select the users allowed access to the app.

Once you’ve selected the correct Profiles, click Install. 

VerticalResponse for Salesforce requires access to your Salesforce objects through the API. 
Please review and approve the required access by checking the box and clicking the Continue button.

Now you’re ready to finalize the installation. 
Just click the Install button and VerticalResponse for Salesforce will be added into your Salesforce account. 

There’s a lot of info to be added with this install, so you may see screens like these:

If it’s taking a long time, click the Done button on the screen and we’ll let you know when the install is finished. 

In order to see email reporting on your Leads and Contacts you need to add the VR Messages custom object. Once this has been added, anyone who as access to the Lead/Contact can see what emails have been sent and how the person responded, without ever leaving Salesforce. The VR Messages object contains all the email data, this one is pretty important to use. The VR Lists object tracks the lists the Lead/Contact is attached to, but no email data. This one is optional to add and use. 

To add the VR objects to the Leads and contacts follow these steps for both Leads and Contacts.

Go to Setup -> Customize -> Leads -> Page Layouts

Select the Layout to edit and then under Related Lists find the two VR objects, VR Lists (if you want to use it) and VR Message Recipients (the most important one) and drag them to the Lead Detail section below. Set them up where you want them to be, you can move them around as you like. 

Once it’s where you want it you’ll need to add the fields you want to see to it. Click the wrench icon at the top of the object to bring up the list of options.

You can add anything you like from the list, just click the name and then the right arrow. If you change your mind, just click the name and the left arrow to remove it from the list. We recommend using these fields for VR Messages:

• Message Name
• Open Date
• Links Clicked
• Hard Bounce
• Unsubscribed
• Message Status

After you’ve selected the fields you want click Ok at the bottom to save them.

If you’re using the VR List object click the wrench and add VR List and Created date. Those are the two most useful fields for this object. Click Ok to add the fields.

Click Save in the top left corner to save all the changes you’ve made. You’ll now see the VR objects on your Leads. 

Once this is set up, do these same steps for Contacts, choosing Contacts instead of Leads in the steps.