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Manage Your Experience Cloud Site
Administer, manage, and moderate your Experience Cloud site from Experience Workspaces.
Required Editions
| Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
- Managers, Moderators, and Admins Working Together
Experience Cloud sites can thrive when their managers, moderators, and admins understand their unique roles and work together effectively. - Experience Cloud Site Moderation Strategies and Tools
Moderation allows you to empower members of your Experience Cloud site to monitor content and ensure that it’s appropriate and relevant. Set up rules to automate moderation and do the heavy lifting for you. - Organize Experience Cloud Sites with Topics
Navigational, featured, and content topics are a fantastic way to organize information and content in an Experience Cloud site and boost SEO for your articles. Use topics to structure your site’s content or highlight key discussions. You can create topics or use the topics that organically emerge from site member posts. - Customize Recommendations in Experience Cloud Sites
Create recommendations to drive engagement for your Experience Cloud site, encouraging users to watch videos, take trainings, and more. Target specific audiences and use channels to specify locations for the recommendations. - Gamification
Use gamification tools, like Recognition Badges and Reputation, to keep your members engaged in your site. To add gamification features, make sure that Chatter is enabled for the site. - Share a Link to Your Experience Cloud Site
You can allow members to preview your Experience Cloud site before making it active. - Switch Between Your Salesforce Org and Your Experience Cloud Sites
If you use Experience Builder sites and Lightning Experience, use the App Launcher to switch back and forth between your Salesforce org and your Experience Cloud sites associated with it. If you use Tabs + Visualforce sites and Salesforce Classic, use the global header. You can embed a site URL directly into buttons or links. You can also redirect a user to another site or to a specific page within another site.
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