Audience: Consulting Partners
The Key Contact for the Salesforce Consulting Partner Program plays a critical role in managing the annual Consulting Partner Program renewal and receiving key communications from Salesforce. Maintaining an up-to-date Key Contact is essential to ensure timely access to renewal information and to avoid potential deactivation from the Consulting Partner Program.
Log a Case:
Go to Partner Community and Create a Case.
Select Product: Partner Community & AppExchange and Topic: Partner Community Support
Add the Subject: Update Key Contact Info.
Provide Details:
Include the name and email address of the new Key Contact in your case submission.
Refer to the Guide:
For details on adding Partner Community users and configuring user permissions, refer to the Partner Community Administrator User Guide.
Q: Can we set multiple key contacts in a Partner Account?
A: No, only one designated Key Contact can be set to monitor the company’s progress and manage the consulting partnership effectively.
Q: What are the requirements to check if the contact is eligible to be a company’s key contact?
A: A key contact must have Partner Community access with admin permissions (Manage Cases and Manage Partnership).
Q: Does the new key contact need to have access to the Partner Community?
A: Yes, Partner Community access is mandatory. It allows the Key Contact to manage cases, monitor partnership status, and access program benefits via the Scorecard.
Q: How to find out the partner's key contact?
Advise to log a case in H&T and request for this information.
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