Send email messages to internal and external users to ensure they’re registered with a
valid email address that they own. Async email messages contain a verification link (URL). Users
simply click the link to verify their email address. After verifying their email address, external
users can log in with one-time password (OTP) via email (passwordless login).
Required Editions
Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Essentials, Performance, Unlimited,
Enterprise, Developer, Professional, and Group Editions
User Permissions Needed
To configure email deliverability:
Customize Application
To create, customize, or publish a community:
Create and Set Up Communities AND View Setup and Configuration
Use the Apex method asyncEmailConfirmation to send a
verification link in an email message.
From Setup, enter Email Templates in the Quick Find box, and then
select Classic Email Templates.
Next to Communities: User Verification Email, click Edit.
To personalize your email content, edit the text in the email body. Use the available
merge fields listed at the top of the page.
To find verification-specific fields, select Network Member
Fields as the field type.
Optional. For more flexibility, create a custom async email message that includes a
verification link.
To insert a verification link, use the $Network
AsyncVerificationLink field.
Optional. Create a list view that tracks certain verification fields, such as whether users
have verified their email addresses and phone numbers.
From Setup, enter Users in the Quick Find box, and then select
Users.
Click Create New View and select these verification-specific
fields.
Admin Trusted Mobile Number
One-Time Password App
Salesforce Authenticator
Temporary Code
U2F Security Key
User Verified Email
User Verified Mobile Number
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