After you review the Unified Knowledge requirements, considerations, and limitations,
plan your implementation. Preparation is necessary for third-party knowledge bases and
Salesforce Lightning Knowledge and includes a few high-level steps.
To get Unified Knowledge ready, make sure your Salesforce org has the Knowledge add-on
license, that you and your team are assigned Knowledge User licenses, and that Lightning
Knowledge and any required data categories are set up. Then complete these steps.
Review and prepare articles in your third-party knowledge bases.
Gather login credentials and attributes for your third-party knowledge bases.
Review Zoomin documentation on how to get your connectors ready for Salesforce.
Set up and configure Unified Knowledge in Salesforce.
Review third-party articles imported into Lightning Knowledge.
Review key details about preparing both your third-party knowledge bases and Lightning
Knowledge.
Third-Party Knowledge Preparation Before you set up Unified Knowledge, prepare your third-party knowledge bases. Some preparation steps can require access or configuration of your third-party knowledge systems.
Zoomin Connector Preparation Before you set up Unified Knowledge, review Zoomin documentation to understand what you need to do for each connector you plan to use.
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