1. Open a new or fresh browser with no other Salesforce sessions and log in using your Salesforce username and log in credentials at:
https://login.salesforce.com
2. Depending on the user interface on any page while logged into your Salesforce org:
Sign Up - If users have not created a Trailblazer account or profile yet, click this option and then select "Salesforce" and enter your Salesforce production org login credentials to begin.
Note: If a Trailblazer account doesn't exist, users will see a "We Couldn't Find You" message. This is expected and users will need to click "Sign Up Using Salesforce" to establish a new Trailblazer profile to then access Help.
Log In - If the user has already established a Trailblazer profile, click the "Log In" option and then "Login with Salesforce" and enter your production org login credentials.
In some circumstances, such as changing an existing user record's details like email address or name as examples, the processes on navigating into Help from within Salesforce are unable to identify the proper association between their Salesforce user record and the corresponding Help Portal user record.
This may result in users being re-directed to the Salesforce login page or incorrect details such as support level showing Basic instead of Premier or other Support features being unavailable in the Help Portal.
Unable to log in to Salesforce
Error 'Insufficient Privileges' when Administrator accesses the Help Portal
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