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Considerations for Configuring Guest User Access to Discovery Framework Omniscripts
When configuring Experience Cloud site guest user access to Discovery Framework–based Omniscripts, keep these considerations in mind.

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When configuring Experience Cloud site guest user access to Discovery Framework–based Omniscripts, keep these considerations in mind.
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You can add only active Omniscripts to Experience Cloud sites.
Sharing data with Experience Cloud site guest users should be a careful and considerate process. Salesforce defaults are the most restrictive they can be for guest users, and it’s up to you to decide to share data with guests or not. To secure your site for guest users, consider all the use cases and implications and implement security controls that you think are appropriate for the sensitivity of your data. See Give Secure Access to Unauthenticated Users with the Guest User Profile.

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