Migrate Customer Community Plus Users to Unified Employee License
Migrate your existing employee users in Agentforce IT Service from Customer Community
Plus (CCP) licenses to the Unified Employee License (UEL) in a single bulk operation. Run the UEL
migration tool from Setup to standardize on a single licensing model and establish employees as
standard Salesforce users.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Note Though the existing documentation describes this migration for HR Service, the same steps
apply to Agentforce IT Service.
Complete the prerequisites described in Before You Begin in the HR Service documentation.
Important This migration is permanent. After the migration begins, you can no
longer create new users with CCP profiles.
The migration retains existing user IDs and record ownership, so the license change doesn't
affect reports, historical activity, or audit trails. For details about the Unified Employee
License, see Unified Employee License Details.
Migrate your employee users from CCP to UEL with the Unified Employee License
Migration tool by following the steps in Migrate to UEL.
Validate your migration by verifying the license type for migrated users, updating
field-level security for the Case and Incident objects, and adding the Unified Employee
profiles to the relevant Experience Cloud sites.
For the complete validation procedure, see Post Migration Checks in the HR Service documentation.
For answers to common questions about rollback, downtime, inactive users, and
post-migration license cleanup, see CCP to UEL Migration FAQs in the HR Service documentation.
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