There are three setup pathways for you to build your Service Catalog site: Aura
Setup Pathway, LWR Setup pathway, and Alternative Setup Pathway. The pathways guide you
through creating and configuring the necessary pages and components that make up the Service
Catalog site based on your selected framework.
To choose which framework is best for
your business purposes, review the Experience Cloud documentation that outlines the
difference between the Aura and LWR frameworks.
To integrate Service Catalog with
sites alternative to Experience Cloud, such as Salesforce and externally built sites, see
the Alternative Sites Setup Pathway.
Important Each setup pathway is based
on the catalog categorization method you chose. Catalog categories are supported only on
Aura. Data Categories are supported only on LWR.
Aura Setup Pathway Take the Aura setup pathway to set up your Service Catalog Site using the Aura framework.
LWR Setup Pathway Take the LWR setup pathway to set up your Service Catalog Site using the LWR framework.
Alternative Sites Setup Pathway Take the steps in this setup pathway to set up Service Catalog Guest Users in sites alternative to Experience Cloud, such as Salesforce Sites and externally built sites.
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