
Explore how Salesforce community and Experience Cloud enable customers, partners, and employees to collaborate within secure communities, differentiate from websites, and manage guest versus authorized license-based access.
Learn how to set up a Salesforce community by checking licenses in the org, selecting customer or partner licenses, and enabling domain and global header for effective collaboration.
Learn how Salesforce renamed the community to digital experience in Spring 21 and navigate the experience cloud using updated terms like sites, templates, and themes.
Enable your Salesforce org community by selecting an appropriate license, configuring a domain via my domain, and activating the community to make it available to users.
Enable global header lets select users switch between Salesforce communities from classic or lightning, via app launcher or top-left dropdown; create and assign the view global header permission set.
Explore creating a Salesforce experience cloud community from scratch by selecting a template, choosing between classic or lightning setup, and configuring branding and URLs.
Explore Salesforce community templates, including Lightning and Visualforce plus tab templates, to rapidly build and customize communities with built-in features and extensibility for future changes.
Lightning template-based communities empower non-coders to drag and drop components in the community builder. What you see is what you get with real-time previews, no code, and out-of-the-box styling.
Explore how to choose the right Salesforce community template by matching your requirements to template features and technology foundations, including lightning, tab-based, and visualforce options, with no-code drag-and-drop advantages.
Master Salesforce Experience Cloud through a practical, hands-on implementation project.
This Salesforce Experience Cloud course is designed to help Salesforce Administrators, Developers, Consultants, and Business Analysts learn how to design, build, secure, customize, publish, and manage customer and partner portals in Salesforce.
Previously known as Salesforce Community Cloud, Experience Cloud enables organizations to create connected digital experiences for customers, partners, employees, and other external users while securely exposing Salesforce CRM data and business processes.
Instead of learning features independently, you will work through the major stages of an Experience Cloud implementation and understand how security, users, sharing, pages, content, branding, authentication, and Salesforce data work together.
What you will learn
Build and configure a Salesforce Experience Cloud site from scratch
Understand Salesforce Experience Cloud / Community Cloud architecture and use cases
Configure Customer and Partner Experience Cloud users
Understand Experience Cloud licenses and external-user access
Work with Experience Builder, templates, pages, themes, branding, and navigation
Configure login, registration, authentication, public sites, and authenticated experiences
Implement the Experience Cloud security model
Configure Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD) for external users
Implement Sharing Sets, Sharing Groups, Profiles, Permission Sets, and external sharing
Add standard and custom Lightning components to Experience Cloud
Understand how Lightning Components and Lightning Web Components (LWC) can be used in portal solutions
Configure Salesforce CMS, Topics, and Salesforce Knowledge
Implement Audience Targeting and personalization
Create navigation experiences for different types of authenticated users
Publish, preview, test, and manage an Experience Cloud site
Understand Customer Portal and Partner Portal implementation scenarios
Configure dashboards, analytics, and Experience Cloud reporting concepts
Understand multilingual Experience Cloud implementation
Learn site administration, moderation, and management concepts
Work through a real-world Salesforce Experience Cloud implementation project
Understand important concepts relevant to the Salesforce Certified Experience Cloud Consultant certification
Hands-on Salesforce Experience Cloud implementation
This course goes beyond individual configuration screens.
You will understand how Salesforce Experience Cloud components work together in a practical implementation involving external users, security, customer and partner access, portal pages, Salesforce data, content, authentication, and sharing.
A major focus of the course is the Experience Cloud security model. You will learn how Salesforce controls access for external users using OWD, Sharing Sets, Sharing Groups, Profiles, Permission Sets, and other sharing mechanisms.
You will also explore Experience Builder customization, branding, navigation, Salesforce CMS, Knowledge, Topics, personalization, dashboards, and portal administration.
Who should take this course?
This course is suitable for Salesforce Administrators, Salesforce Developers, Salesforce Consultants, Salesforce Business Analysts, Salesforce Solution Architects, Salesforce Project Managers, and professionals who want hands-on experience implementing Salesforce customer and partner portals.
Basic Salesforce Administration knowledge is helpful, but prior Experience Cloud implementation experience is not required.
By the end of this course
You will have a practical understanding of how to approach a Salesforce Experience Cloud implementation from initial configuration through security, customization, user management, content, and deployment.
You will be better prepared to contribute to real-world Salesforce Experience Cloud projects and understand the major concepts covered in Experience Cloud consulting and certification scenarios.