Provision Users with Required Profiles and Auto-Create User Records
Bulk provision all imported employees by assigning them the required profiles and
permissions. After you complete the initial provisioning process, automatically create user
records for new employee entries in Salesforce without rerunning the provisioning.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Employee User Settings, and
then select Employee User Settings.
Provide values for Profile, Email Encoding, Domain Name, and Permission Set.
Select a profile value based on the Customer Community Plus User license. Both Profile and
Email Encoding are required fields.
In the User Provisioning section, under Create user Records for Employee Records, click
Run User Provisioning.
To check the progress of the provisioning processes, click View
Processes.
After initial user provisioning is complete, go to the User Creation and Data
Synchronization section, and turn on Auto-create users to automatically create users for new
employee entries in Salesforce.
Don’t turn on Auto-create users until the initial user provisioning is completed.
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