Salesforce Launches Tools for Building Private App Stores

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Dec 17, 2014 | APPS, Salesforce, United States | 0 |

Salesforce’s (NYSE:CRM) AppExchange Store Builder leverages technology used to create the company’s AppExchange store (offers business apps that work with Salesforce’s cloud apps) to allow enterprises to create custom stores for distributing and managing apps across multiple platforms.

Salesforce is offering the solution for free to users who already have a Salesforce license, and charging $5/user/month to those who don’t. Gartner forecast last year 25% of enterprises will have a private app store by 2017.

Source: SeekingAlpha

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