You can give affiliates access to Net Zero Cloud objects to enter and manage their social and governance data in Net Zero Cloud through the Experience Cloud site that you create.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
An affiliate company can use sharing sets and sharing rule categories to share data. For example, a technology services company that provides services to a parent company can account for its social and governance data using Net Zero Cloud and generate ESG reports.
Creating groups and sharing rule categories is controlled by your organization’s extended organizational boundaries licenses. You can create sharing sets that grant all Experience Cloud site, portal, or Salesforce users access to specific data. For more information, see Creating a Sharing Set.
| Group or Category | Description |
|---|---|
| All Partner Portal Users group | Contains all subsidiary or affiliate company users in your organization. |
| All Internal Users group | Contains all Salesforce users in your organization. |
| Roles and Internal Subordinates sharing rule category | Lets you create sharing rules to choose specific Salesforce users in your organization by role, including users in roles below the selected role. Partner roles are excluded. |
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