Create the Financial Services Cloud Sales Portal for Deposit Account
Set up a digital self-serve portal to let customers discover deposit account products,
compare offers, and submit applications at their own pace. This self-serve channel reduces the
need for agent-assisted onboarding, helping your financial institution lower operational costs
and onboard more customers simultaneously.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited
Editions
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Digital Experiences,
and then select All Sites.
Click New.
Select Financial Services Cloud Sales Portal, and then click
Get Started.
Enter a name for your site, and then click Create.
Open the newly created site, and then go to Administration >
Members.
Under Select Profiles, add the Customer Community
Plus Login profile.
Click Save.
In Experience Builder, click Header (Home).
Click Edit Default Navigation, and then click Add
Menu Item.
In the Menu Item section, set the following values:
Set Type to Data Source.
Set Data Source to Product Catalog.
For Product Catalogs, select the catalog you created in
your org.
To make the menu item visible to unauthenticated users, select Publicly
Available.
Click Save Menu.
When you finish configuring the portal, click Publish.
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