Salesforce Stock Drops 3.19% Despite 30th Rank in Trading Volume Amid Retail Software Push

On June 13, 2025, Salesforce (CRM) experienced a 3.19% decline in its stock price, with a trading volume of 19.85 billion, ranking 30th in the day's stock market activity.

Salesforce recently introduced new software bundles tailored for retailers, aiming to drive growth while keeping costs low. These comprehensive solutions are designed to provide complete, all-in-one retail success tools, enhancing operational efficiency and customer experience. The new bundles are part of Salesforce's ongoing efforts to support retailers in navigating the complexities of modern commerce.

Salesforce's Order Management system has been highlighted for its ability to lower fulfillment expenses, boost service agent efficiency, and streamline manual processes through intelligent automation. This system is part of Salesforce's broader strategy to enhance unified commerce, providing retailers with the tools needed to manage orders seamlessly across multiple channels.

Navatar, a Salesforce partner, has added automated LinkedIn data enrichment to its platform. This new capability allows deal teams to discover previously unknown contacts, track executive moves, and surface relevant news, all within the Salesforce CRM. This enhancement is expected to improve sales and marketing efforts by providing more comprehensive and up-to-date information on potential clients and industry trends.