Create a Community User for Testing Self-Scheduling
To test self-scheduling on your Experience Cloud site, set up a user that includes the
same permissions assigned to self-scheduling users, and then log in as this test user to your
site.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions with Health
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create or edit Customer Community Plus users:
Manage Customer Users
To log in as a customer user:
Manage Customer Users
AND
Edit on Accounts
From a patient’s record page, click the actions dropdown, and then select Enable
Customer User.
This option opens a new user record in your Salesforce org with some details prepopulated
from the contact record.
Edit the user record for this external user and assign the Customer Community license or
Customer Community Plus license and the cloned Customer Community Plus profile.
Click Save.
Click Permission Set Assignments and then click Edit
Assignments. Add the Health Cloud Foundation Guest User and custom
Omnistudio permission sets.
From the person account record for the community user you created for testing, log in to
your Experience Cloud site. Schedule an appointment and confirm the self-scheduling flows work
as expected.
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