To create an attractive and engaging display of CRM object data, add a CRM collection to
your Aura site. Create and customize the data layout and record list views by using the CMS
Collection component in Experience Builder. If you haven’t created a CRM collection but you want
to display object data on your site, you can still add the CMS Collection component as a
placeholder.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited,
and Developer Editions
To access an Experience Builder site’s Content Management workspace:
Create and Set Up Experiences
AND is a member of the site
To customize an Experience Builder site:
Create and Set Up Experiences OR assigned an experience admin, publisher, or builder
role in that site
AND is a member of the site
In Experience Builder, click Components.
Drag the CMS Collection component onto the page.
In the component property panel, click + Add Collection.
Select the CRM collection that you want to add from the list, and save your change.
Tip The Type column indicates the source of a collection. For example, Account is
any collection composed of Account data. A content type such as News or Image indicates a CMS
Collection.
In the component property panel, customize the collection layout and content layout as
needed.
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