Build a Provider Experience Cloud Site in Public Sector
Create an Experience Cloud site where your certified providers can process referral
requests, enroll clients in sessions, track service delivery, manage their information, and
collaborate effectively and transparently with your agencies.
Caseworkers often lack direct insight into constituents’ progress with their scheduled benefits
and their interactions with providers. Instead, they depend on the providers to keep them
informed. Providers, meanwhile, find it challenging to regularly share reports of the services
they deliver to clients.
To address these challenges, create a portal where providers can manage and track their
services and give agencies and constituents visibility into their data and processes. This
collaborative platform promotes efficient and transparent partnerships.
Here are a few ways that providers can use the portal.
Review and act on referral requests.
See individuals whose benefits are approved, see their assigned benefits, and enroll them in
programs and benefits.
Create benefit schedules and sessions.
Review scheduled sessions and mark attendance.
Review their specialties, facilities, and credentials submitted to the agency, and keep the
information up to date.
Public Sector includes an Experience Cloud site template with preconfigured pages for
a provider portal. In addition to a home page and pages for login, self-registration, changing a
password, and forgotten passwords, the Service Provider Portal Experience Cloud site template
includes these pages:
Clients
Schedules
Attendance
You can customize the pages at any time in Experience Builder.
Provider Site Prerequisites Before you create a provider portal from the Experience Cloud site template in Public Sector, complete the prerequisites.
Enable Chatter Feeds for Providers Turn on Chatter feed tracking for these objects so that record updates are available in a feed on the record page: Benefit Assignment, Benefit Schedule, Benefit Session, Referral. Also, enable Chatter on the provider site so that providers can view the feeds.
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