Set up features and review permission set licenses for the
Self-Service Portal. Create user profiles and assign required permission sets to user
groups. Set access rules in organization-wide-default settings. Set up an Experience Cloud
site and collaborate with partners and customers through Digital Experience. Configure the
automatic application approval process.
Required Editions
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Energy and Utilities
Cloud
Enable Self-Service Portal Features Turn on settings in your org that enable the Self-Service Portal's associated features such as Program and Benefit Management and Outcome Management.
Set Up User Profiles for Self-Service Portal Set up the System Administrator and Customer profiles for the Self-Service Portal to define the data, objects, and features they can access.
Set up Digital Experiences Create a Self-Service Portal from an Experience Cloud template. Set up the newly created site and publish it. Then set a contact as a customer to log in to the Experience Cloud.
Self-Service Portal Objects and Fields To display programs correctly in the Offers and Rebates section of Self-Service Portal, ensure that the fields in these objects are populated correctly.
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