EditGrid is now available at Salesforce.com. We’ve put in a good amount of effort to make EditGrid and Salesforce work seamlessly together. Check it out here!

Major Advantage: subscribers can view, edit and share all their Salesforce reports on EditGrid, and stay on the web throughout without the hassles of downloading and opening reports with MS Excel and then emailing them out. User can also create ad-hoc charts and reports with EditGrid’s rich set of functionalities. All other EditGrid functionalities, including Finder, are available at EditGrid@Salesforce as well. It comes with SSL encryption of all traffic to and from EditGrid servers — every businessman care about security and we understand it.

And, of course, when we launch new functionalities, our users at Salesforce will get it, too. That’s the beauty of delivering in the Software-as-a-Service model.

EditGrid@Salesforce was just officially listed here. The app comes with 30-day free-trial. After the trial period, users will be charged at an affordable pricing of US$5 per user per month.

Want to know more about how it works? We’ve got a screencast for you. If you have any feedback or enquiry, just email us at salesforce@editgrid.com.

Enjoy EditGrid@Salesforce.

[Update] EditGrid is featured as App of the Week in The AppExchange Blog.

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