Set Up Experience Cloud Site for Agentforce Orchestrator
Link your Experience Cloud site to the Agentforce Orchestrator and configure the
required page components for autonomous AI interactions. This setup makes it possible for your
site to host the conversational and search features needed for a personalized user
experience.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited editions for an
additional cost. To purchase, contact your Salesforce account executive.
Available in: Aura Experience Cloud sites that use Build Your Own Template
Available in: LWR Experience Cloud sites that use Build Your Own Template
User Permissions Needed
To Configure Experience Builder
Create and Set Up Experiences
Customize Application
To Publish Site
Create and Set Up Experiences
View Setup and Configuration
Before you begin make sure,
You have a Search Config ID that contains Enterprise Knowledge Harmonized Data Model
Objects.
All Experience Cloud site users, including Customer Community Plus users, must have the API
Enabled permission set. Without this, the search returns empty results.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Digital Experiences, then
select All Sites.
Locate the site you want to configure and click Workspaces.
Click AI Experiences.
The AI Experiences page opens, showing separate configuration sections.
In the Embedded Service Deployments (Guest Users) section, select the embedded
service deployment for unauthenticated (guest) users.
In the Search Configurations section, select the search configuration for this site.
In the Agentforce Orchestrator section, select your Agentforce Orchestrator
configuration from the dropdown.
Save your changes.
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