Before requesting a Salesforce org, prepare a simple picture of your organization, the systems you use today, the problems you want to solve, the operational areas you want to explore, and the people who may need to be involved.
You do not need a complete technical specification or implementation plan. The goal is to give Booking Ninjas enough context to understand what your organization needs and make the next stage more useful. If you are not sure whether you are at this stage yet, first review whether you are ready to request a Salesforce org .
What Information Should You Prepare?
You do not need a large requirements document. Start with six areas that give Booking Ninjas a practical overview of your operation.
- Your organization: what you do, where you operate, and the general size of the operation.
- Your current systems: the software, spreadsheets, manual processes, or Salesforce environment your team uses today.
- Your main challenges: where work is slow, disconnected, difficult to track, or unnecessarily manual.
- Your priorities: the operational areas you want to understand or improve first.
- Your stakeholders: the people who understand operations, technology, Salesforce, or the final business decision.
- Your questions: anything you still need Booking Ninjas to explain before moving further.
What Should You Share About Your Organization?
Start with the basics: your organization type, location or locations, approximate size, and the main services or operations you manage.
For example, your operation may involve rooms, spaces, facilities, customers, members, residents, appointments, programs, staff, payments, maintenance, or several of these areas working together.
This context helps Booking Ninjas understand which operating model is relevant. You can also explore Booking Ninjas solutions to see how the platform is positioned for different types of organizations.
What Should You Know About Your Current Setup?
Be ready to explain how your team works today. You may already use Salesforce, another business system, several specialized tools, spreadsheets, or manual processes.
You do not need to document every technical detail. It is more useful at this stage to identify the important systems and explain what role each one currently plays.
If some systems need to remain in place, Booking Ninjas can evaluate relevant integration options during the appropriate stage of the project.
Where information is spread across different tools, it is also useful to understand how Booking Ninjas approaches connected data management on Salesforce .
What Do You Want to Improve?
Focus first on the operational problems rather than trying to design the final software yourself.
Your priorities might include organizing bookings, reducing spreadsheet work, improving reporting, coordinating staff, managing customers or members, simplifying billing, connecting facilities and maintenance, or bringing disconnected processes into a shared environment.
If manual handoffs are part of the problem, reviewing workflow automation can help you understand how repeatable processes may be handled within a connected platform.
For broader context, see how Booking Ninjas approaches connecting growing operations on one platform .
Who Should Be Involved?
You do not need to assemble the full implementation team before requesting an org. It does help to know who can provide the right context as the evaluation develops.
- Someone who understands the organization's daily operations.
- The person leading the Booking Ninjas evaluation.
- A technology or Salesforce contact when existing systems or Salesforce are relevant.
- Someone who can review business requirements and help make the final decision.
What Do You Not Need Yet?
Requesting a Salesforce org is still part of the evaluation journey. You do not need to have the complete implementation designed beforehand.
- You do not need every workflow fully mapped.
- You do not need a complete technical requirements document.
- You do not need to know every Salesforce term.
- You do not need a finalized implementation plan.
What matters most is being able to explain where your organization is today, what is difficult, and what you want to explore next.
What If You Still Have Questions?
It is normal to still have questions at this point. Write down anything that would help you better understand what Booking Ninjas is preparing or what the next stage involves.
If the Salesforce terminology itself is unclear, review what a Salesforce org is and why your Salesforce org matters before continuing.
What Happens Next?
Once you have this basic information ready, you have enough context to move into the next part of the Salesforce org journey.
Continue to what happens after you request a Salesforce org .