March 31st, 2010
Do you have SalesForce.com Partner Portal users who would like a mobile version? Frustrated that SalesForce doesn’t offer the mobile client for Partner Portal users?
Well you are in luck because Partner Portal users can now use MintFly! To get started, please email sales@mintfly.com and ask about this offering.
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March 30th, 2010
Salesforce.com’s login screen allows you to bookmark your account with your username and password in the URL and when used
We decided to emulate the same functionality. As long as you are using “https” in the URL, your password is still safe being transmitted over the internet. You just need to take extra precaution that no one has access to your phone because this one link will log you into your account directly. Let’s try it out…
First, open the Android browser and navigate to mintfly.com (stay on the login page)

Click on the Menu option, then click on Bookmarks

Click on Add

Click on Location

The original url should be “https://mintfly.com/app/login.php” and you will want to add your username and password (even token if you want) to this url. You will need to type this at the end of the URL:
?un=joe@salesforce.com&pw=mypassword123
Replace “joe@salesforce.com” with your username and replace “mypassword123″ with your password (add token if you did not grant network access).
Your new url should look like this:
https://mintfly.com/app/login.php?un=username@salesforce.com&pw=mypassword123
Tap the “OK” button and your new bookmark will now log you in directly!
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March 27th, 2010
We have just released the first SalesForce.com application on the Android market. To install, just search for “SalesForce” on the Android market. The Pro release contains the following functionality:
- Viewing of all standard and custom objects
- Full search
- Related results
- Integration with phone, Google maps, and email
- Ability to password protect your session
We also released a free demo, which contains view and search of Leads.
This application is only for SalesForce Professional or higher, due to SalesForce restrictions on versions below professional. Please check your SalesForce version before downloading.
The Pro application contains a one year license for MintFly, including any upgrades to the Android application. This includes the MintFly mobile web client, which allows modification of all standard and custom objects. If you want to use MintFly mobile web client, just visit www.mintfly.com from your mobile phone after downloading this application. We are currently working to include this functionality in the Android application.
If you are the first person using MintFly at your organization, your SalesForce administrator will have to complete the following steps before you can login. You can also have these emailed to you after you download the application. http://mintfly.com/main/salesforcecom-network-security
Please feel free to email support@mintfly.com; we appreciate any and all feedback. This is the initial Android release, so be on the lookout for updates!
Homepage View

Search

List View

Detail View (blue are links to phone, maps, email, and related lists)

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February 5th, 2010
The MintFly team has just released a major update to our system. We have improved performance to mobile phones by over 100%. If you haven’t done so in a while, please take a chance to log in and check it out!
-Bob
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December 30th, 2009
For all you international MintFly users; we are now displaying whatever language you use in SalesForce in MintFly. Please leave us feedback on how it looks!
-Bob
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October 7th, 2009
Salesforce.com’s login screen allows you to bookmark your account with your username and password in the URL and when used
We decided to emulate the same functionality. As long as you are using “https” in the URL, your password is still safe being transmitted over the internet. You just need to take extra precaution that no one has access to your iPhone because this one link will log you into your account directly. Let’s try it out…
First, open iPhone Safari and navigate to mintfly.com (stay on the login page)

Click the “+” to create a bookmark

Click “Add Bookmark”

Accept the default bookmark (we can’t edit the url yet) by tapping “Done”

Open your bookmarks by clicking on the book link at the bottom of the screen

When viewing your list of bookmarks, click the “Edit” button at the bottom of the screen

Now tap the name “MintFly.com” or the “>” symbol to edit the urls (final step)

The original url should be “https://mintfly.com/app/login.php” and you will want to add your username and password (even token if you want) to this url. You will need to type this at the end of the URL:
?un=username@salesforce.com&pw=mypassword123
Replace “joe@salesforce.com” with your username and replace “mypassword123″ with your password (add token if you did not grant network access).
Your new url should look like this:
https://mintfly.com/app/login.php?un=username@salesforce.com&pw=mypassword123
Tap the “Done” button and your bookmark will now log you in directly!
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January 27th, 2009
Just a quick tip to save yourself a few taps of the old iPhone: Home Screen Bookmark.
This image shows the MintFly logo on my iPhone’s home screen. How did I do that you ask?! Why do I have so many games?! The MBTA gets delayed a bunch and sometimes I have to give my brain a rest from MintFly.

(oh, how did I take a screenshot? here is a quick explanation of that. )
This takes 15 seconds and will save you more than that. Next time you login to MintFly, press the bookmark button at the bottom of the screen:

All the details will be filled in for you, complete with a pretty little home screen icon in Web-2.0 style.

The icon also makes for a good justification to your boss that your iPhone data plan should be expensed. See, we use this thing for work… mostly… sometimes.
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January 25th, 2009
Seth Godin writes one of my favorite blogs I have in NewsFire. Today’s post was simply a graph image with two axis, one with opposite points labeled generous and selfish, the other with angry and calm. The desirable location for any sane individual on this graph is he top right, “busy, happy & prosperous”.
One problem: Busy and calm are on the same side of the same axis. This graph feels like it needs another dimension: time. The 3rd dimension of time would reveal, once the graph was rotated:
- You make generosity happen
- Busy comes
- Happiness comes and goes
- Prosperity comes and goes
- Generosity happens when you decide to make it happen

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January 22nd, 2009
As of today, MintFly.com Professional (our full featured version) is ad-supported, and therefore, FREE to everyone. This means anyone can use MintFly.com to access virtually all of Salesforce.com without a monthly subscription fee.
Why is MintFly.com suddenly free?
Last year over 10% of MintFy.com’s free users upgraded to our professional edition. We have seen a big drop in upgrades in January. We believe that MintFly offers the best feature combination and so the reason for the drop in upgrades must be the doom and gloom news about the global economy.
As a good neighbor in the online business community, we would like to make things easier for you. We plan to keep MintFly free (ad-supported) until the Dow Jones Composite Index returns to 10k.

Want to search, see, call your contacts, map your accounts, and update opportunities from your iPhone? Yes, we can. ;-)
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January 9th, 2009
To go along with the updated pricing we have decided to give away one 1-year MintFly Pro license per month.
How to enter? Every time you login to MintFly you are entered into the drawing. On Jan 31st I will pull a list of all logins, sort randomly, and pick the person on the top of the list. You could be it… you just have to login to your Salesforce.com account via MintFly!
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