Custom exercise types let you bring content from your own repository or a third-party
repository into your Enablement program. Salesforce developers can help you implement the
requirements for adding custom exericses in Program Builder and the experience of users who take
the custom exercise.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Enablement is available in Developer Edition with a limited number of
add-ons. It is also available with Sales, Service, or the Salesforce Platform in:
Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited, Editions for an
additional cost
Salesforce developers at your company use Apex classes, custom objects, and custom fields on
the Learning Item object to configure the custom exercise types for you. Custom exercise
metadata are stored in the LearningItemType and EnblProgramTaskSubCategory objects. Developers
map a preferred repository to host content for the custom exercises and use Lightning Web
Components to render the custom items in Program Builder and Guidance Center.
Important Enablement supports integration with your personal drive accounts and
services, infrastructures, and functionalities provided by third-parties. The third-party
services you use for Enablement don't include SFDC applications. Make sure the usage of the
third-party services complies with their terms or your company’s separate agreement with the
third party.
After developers implement your custom exercise types, these permissions are required for
adding the exercises in Program Builder.
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