The enhanced landing page experience is automatically enabled at the same time as the
enhanced email experience. If you’ve already set up one of these features in Account Engagement,
no other setup is needed.
Required Editions
Available in: All Account
Engagement Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To assign permissions:
Assign Permission Sets
and
View Setup and Configuration
To configure CMS in the Digital Experiences app:
Salesforce admin role
OR
Create CMS Channels and Workspaces system
permission
From Marketing Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Content, and
then select Content Setup.
Review the prerequisites, and complete any that are missing.
To create the permission set that allows users access to the email and landing page
experiences, click Create Permission Set, review the details, and
save.
If the Create button is inactive, the permission set has already been created. Skip to
the next step.
To open the permission set, click Manage Assignments.
From the Create Account Engagement Content permission set page, click Manage
Assignments.
Select the users who need the permissions, and click
Assign.
Back in Marketing Setup, follow the steps to create a CMS workspace and channel.
The selected channel is used in the drag-and-drop builders for enhanced email and
landing pages.
Encourage users to add the Landing Pages tab to their Account Engagement Lightning App
toolbar.
Users with the Create Account Engagement Content permission set can now create and edit
landing pages. To publish a landing page, a user must have an admin or marketing user
role.
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