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Photo Uploader | Free Image Uploader for Salesforce
Add Photos to Contacts, Leads, Accounts and Custom Objects!
Freemium
Payment required to increase usage, users, or features. Discounts available for nonprofits.
- Industries
- Horizontal ProductEducationTravel, Transportation, & Hospitality
- Business Need
- Sales ProductivityDocument ManagementContent Management System (CMS)
- Requires
- None
- Compatible With
- Sales CloudService CloudPlatform Cloud
Photo Uploader allows you to embed a fully-native photo uploader onto your Lead, Contact, and Account pages so that you can upload, view, and delete photos alongside your record details.
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Wow. Lot easier than expected.
I've been telling my users Salesforce doesn't really do photos, then a quick Google search found this solution, which is great because we already use Mambo Merge so I knew set up was going to be easy!
Fantastic, well documented, and easy to use applicaiton
It's fantastic. It easily brings images in. It's great, we can add LinkedIn Profile pictures to our Leads/Contacts. Really helpful.
Test Drive won't work
Can't get a test drive environment to open.
Hi Daniel, We have configured our listing to support test drives per the AppExchange Partner documentation, but unfortunately, we cannot fix any bugs in the AppExchange itself. I'm sorry you feel that this means our app deserves a low score review. If you'd like we can create a new free Developer Edition for you and install Photo Uploader in it. That way you'll be able to give a review of our application and not the AppExchange user experience. If you're interested, please email us at support@photouploader.app
Useful App, Great Support
I do not often leave reviews but I am pleased with this app. It is a small, simple app, but it does what it says, well! Also, the developers were very responsive and helped right away. Extra credit for creating the product without asking for huge fees! Note, they have a new support site: https://photouploader.app/support/
Works great just what I needed
We wanted to see photos on contacts in our Sales Force. This app was super easy to install and use. I contacted support and they gave me instructions on how to bulk upload photos into our Salesforce with the data loader. I'm not an expert but they helped me get it done. Highly recommend just for the great support!
Sandbox link to install in a sandbox?
Can you give a sandbox link to install in a sandbox? I have tried Test Drive option but does not works
Hi Divya, Great question. Photo Uploader is a native Salesforce app, so you can take advantage of existing Salesforce features to bulk upload images for Photo Uploader. The Import Wizard in Salesforce Setup does not support uploading images, so you will need to use the Salesforce Data Loader instead. This is a more complex tool that has to be installed on your computer, there is a Data Loader link in Setup where you can download it. Here are the instructions: 1. Prepare a CSV file to load Images into the ContentVersion object as described here: https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000382372&type=1 2. Before Inserting the files, add an additional column that contains the ContactId related to each File. 3. Proceed with the insert of the files as described in Salesforce help 4. Upon completion of the insert, the Salesforce Data Loader will produce a success file that contains all the columns in your original file along with the newly inserted File Ids. 5. Use the data loader to perform an Update on Contacts, mapping just the two Id columns. Map the Contact Ids to the Id column and the newly inserted File Ids into the Photo Id column. 6. After completion of the update, you should see your images when using Photo Uploader on the Contacts.
Hi Divya, Unfortunately, the AppExchange seems to have an error right now and our test drive isn't working. I'll log a Case with support, but in the mean time the AppExchange allows you to install apps into either your Production or Sandbox orgs. After you click the Get It Now button, you'll go through the login process for the AppExchange. Then it will prompt you to choose whether you want to install the app into your Production or Sandbox orgs. I found step-by-step instructions here: https://technophile.medium.com/how-to-install-the-salesforce-appexchange-app-on-sandbox-c35abce73bc1 If this has helped, I'd appreciate it if you could provide an updated review, if not, please send us an email and we can setup a time to work on it together.
Adds a personal touch to contacts
Really easy to install and easy to use. Adds a nice photo to a contact and lead page which really helps when you're trying to build up relationships. Also, was able to use a formula to show images on the dashboard of contacts, which really makes reports and dashboards more useful. Great little tool, easy to configure and use. Their support is helpful too.
Great for Adding a picture to a Contact Page
I love how easy it is to use and how it integrates into the lightning app builder. Only thing that could be improved is adding an "are you sure" prompt when deleting an image.
Works great for a small App!
We haven't used it a lot just yet but it works well! We wouldn't mind a larger pic though!
Great idea. Just doesn't work.
We installed this app, and it works for the admin. He can see photos that he adds on the main contact page, but no one else can. When anyone else adds a photo, it *seems* to work, but then there is an error message (yes, the message is unfinished and has a grammatical error): "Photo Uploader experienced a undefined You do not have access to the Apex class named 'Photo_Extension'." At that point, the photo I had hoped to display on the contact main page is added as a file. Then you have to go open the file to see the picture. Not really helpful for busy people. My admin can work magic on almost anything, but this app, which has ZERO support from Salesforce or the app developer, is useless for us at this point. Such a shame. Seems like a good feature to have as a part of SF, not an add-on that doesn't work. So no, I wouldn't recommend this app to others.
Impressive Matt, that you would be willing to do that for a free program. But I'm not surprised as you have been providing great service within the Salesforce ecosystem for years.