Broadcast groups are a special type of public, private, or unlisted Chatter group where
only group owners and managers can post to the group. Group members can read posts and comment
on them.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Group, Essentials, Professional,
Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, Developer, and
Contact Manager Editions
By restricting the ability to post, group owners and managers
can keep group discussions focused and relevant by cutting down noise. You can configure
public, private, and unlisted groups to be broadcast groups.
To set a group to broadcast mode, select Broadcast
Only in the group settings.
Example Creating broadcast groups are ideal when a limited and consistent set of individuals
must regularly communicate with a large group of people. Some examples include:
Organization-wide updates from the executive leadership in the company
Policy changes from your company’s HR department
Event updates from the organizer of large events or company conferences
Important action alerts from key IT personnel, including their awesome Salesforce
administrator
Broadcast group setting in Salesforce Classic.
Broadcast group setting in Lightning Experience.
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