Extend Salesforce to Customers with the Correct Licenses
Buy customer licenses to enable customer-specific functionality in your org. Customer
licenses are required to give access to the Customer Account Portal and set up customer users.
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic
and Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
When you buy customer licenses, the following functionality is enabled in your org.
The default Customer Community profile. You can clone it to create custom customer
profiles or extend data access via permissions sets.
The Enable as Customer User button on contacts.
Access to delegated admin, reports and dashboards, and advanced sharing for customer
users.
Check out Experience Cloud Sites and Users in Your Salesforce Org, a quick
video about how Salesforce Experiences live in an org, the differences between licenses, and
how Salesforce accounts and site users are associated with one another.
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