Partner Cloud and Partner Ecosystem Management (PEM) offer a powerful, unified solution
for managing your entire partner lifecycle directly within Salesforce. Together, these features
eliminate fragmented systems and reduce administrative complexity by consolidating key
capabilities—such as onboarding, deal registration, training, and performance tracking—into one
scalable platform.
Required Editions
Available in: Unlimited Edition (Einstein 1 Sales) , Unlimited Edition and
Enterprise Edition
Partner Cloud
Partner Cloud includes tools for recruiting, onboarding, enabling, and collaborating with
partners, all natively built into Salesforce. It provides secure, customizable partner
portals and automation tools to support scalable channel operations.
Partner Ecosystem Management (PEM)
PEM simplifies license management by bundling essential partner capabilities—such as
referrals, enablement content, and analytics—into a single license. This reduces admin
overhead and eliminates the need for multiple feature add-ons.
Partner Ecosystem Management User Licenses Partner Ecosystem Management (PEM) is Salesforce's unified license offering that empowers external partner users with structured access to Salesforce features via Experience Cloud. PEM builds on Partner Relationship Management (PRM) by including key channel management capabilities such as enablement, referrals, incentives, and account planning within a single bundled SKU.
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