Checklist for Agentforce Employee Setup in IT Services
Set up the Agentforce Employee portal for your employees by using Digital Experiences in
Salesforce. Create employee users who need access to the portal and configure the right level of
access to relevant IT service records for your employees.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Follow these high-level steps to configure the Agentforce Employee portal for your employees.
Review your assigned licenses on the Company Information page in Setup.
Make sure you have the Customer Community Plus User License and plan your
implementation accordingly.
Note Before you save the settings for Digital Experiences, confirm that Allow
standard external profiles for self-registration, user creation, and login
is enabled.
Person accounts store information about individual people by combining certain account
and contact fields into one record.
Set up roles in your Salesforce org so that you can share records with a group
of users. Also, most Experience Cloud licenses require roles in your org.
To make sure knowledge articles are available to your employees on the Agentforce Employee portal,
enable Salesforce Knowledge.
Use Salesforce's standard sharing for Lightning Knowledge and set up sharing
rules to make specific articles available on your Agentforce Employee portal, ensuring that the right
information reaches the right audience while maintaining security.
Set up sharing rules for the Unified Catalog on your portal to make sure that employees
can see and access only the services they are entitled to.
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