Give your employees a self-service portal to find knowledge articles, create and track
their IT issues and requests, acknowledge policies, submit compliance evidence, and get
approvals. Managers can approve employee requests, and employees can connect with support teams
directly or escalate issues as needed.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
You can create an Employee Services portal for IT Services for your employees on either of
two Experience Cloud templates:
Agentforce Employee Center
Agentic Center
We recommend using the Agentforce Employee Center template.
Compare Employee Services Portal Templates Compare the two Experience Cloud templates available for IT Service, Agentic Center and Agentforce Employee Center, to choose the right one for your Employee Services portal site.
Set Up the Employee Services Portal Site Set up an Employee Services portal to provide a self-service experience for your employees. Assign the required permissions, create the site, add users, set up the service catalog, and configure additional portal features.
Explore the Employee Services Portal As an employee, use the Employee Services portal to view knowledge articles, raise incidents, cases, and service requests, and track them independently. Chat directly with support teams or escalate through Agentforce, and review approvals as a manager. Some features differ between the Agentic Center and Agentforce Employee Center templates.
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