A disclosure question can have multiple related questions and the guidance provided
with the question from the disclosure authority describes the expected response for each of
them. You can view the guidance associated with the question by drilling down on the question
from the add-in. Rich text is supported for guidance text.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with the Net Zero Cloud Growth license. To
edit Word documents, you need a Microsoft 365 license. To edit Google documents, you
need a Google account
User Permissions Needed
To generate disclosure and compliance reports:
Disclosure and Compliance Hub User
To generate disclosure reports by using the Salesforce Disclosure and
Compliance Hub for Microsoft 365 Word add-in:
Disclosure and Compliance Hub plugin for Microsoft 365
To generate disclosure reports by using the Salesforce Disclosure and
Compliance Hub Connector add-on for Google Docs:
Disclosure and Compliance Hub plugin for Google Docs
From the App Launcher, find and select Disclosure and Compliance
Hub.
From the Disclosures and Compliance Hub menu, select Disclosures and
Compliance Hub.
In the In Progress section, for a disclosure, click Launch External
Document.
On the document Home tab, select Salesforce Disclosure and Compliance Hub
for Microsoft 365 Word or the Disclosure and Compliance Hub
Connector for Google Docs.
Select a question and from the actions menu, click View
Guidance.
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