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Provide Self-Service in an Experience Cloud Site
Create an Experience Cloud site where customers can browse articles, collaborate with each other, and if needed, request a follow-up from your support team.

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Create an Experience Cloud site where customers can browse articles, collaborate with each other, and if needed, request a follow-up from your support team.
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To set up a new site, head over to Service Setup. From the Service Setup home page, click Get Started under the Experience Builder Site Setup tile. Service Setup isn't available in orgs created in Spring '26 or later.
The setup flow builds your site with the Customer Service template. In the setup flow, you name your site, create the URL, add navigational and featured topics, and assign articles to topics. At the end of the flow, you can opt to set up other features or access helpful setup topics. When you're done, you can preview your site with co-workers before it goes live.
After you create a site, you can customize it with branding and components in the Experience Workspaces.

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