When a System Administrator changes the email address of a partner community user profile and clicks Save, the email is saved but the Verify link does not appear next to the email field. Additionally, when the user record is checked, the User Verified checkbox is unchecked.
(Screenshot: Partner user profile page with the email field showing the missing Verify link — see image in article)
(Screenshot: User Verified checkbox unchecked after the email address change — see image in article)
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The partner user needs to reset the password from the Forgot Password link on the community to get the user email verified.
Note: When the System Administrator clicks on Reset Password from the user page, the user password is reset but the email is not verified.
If you are looking for a way to automate this process, you can use an Async Email Template. Async Email Verification is a Salesforce feature that sends a verification email automatically when an email address is updated, without requiring a manual password reset by the user.
For setup instructions, see: Verify Email Addresses with Async Email
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sales.emailadmin_async_email_verification.htm&type=5
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