Give channel managers and partners access to scores that help to prioritize leads. Turn
on Einstein Lead Scoring, assign permission sets, and verify whether your site developer must add
the Einstein Scoring component to the Lead detail page in your Experience Cloud site.
Required Editions
Available for partners in Experience Cloud Aura sites, accessed through Lightning
Experience in Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
with Sales or Service. A PRM add-on license is required for each
partner user.
Available with Sales Cloud Einstein, which is available in Performance and
Unlimited Editions, and for an extra cost in Enterprise Edition.
User Permissions Needed
To enable and configure Sales Cloud Einstein:
Customize Application
AND
View Setup and Configuration
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Turn on Einstein Lead Scoring.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter PRM, and then select
Partner Productivity.
From the Turn on Einstein Opportunity section, click Go to Einstein Lead
Scoring.
Turn on Einstein Lead Scoring.
Assign the appropriate Sales Cloud Einstein permission sets to channel managers, site
developers, and partners.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Permission Sets, and then
select Permission Sets.
Select the Sales Cloud Einstein for Partners permission set and assign it to partners.
After steps 1-2 are complete, channel managers can see lead scores on their leads
and in their PRM reports and dashboards. Site developers can see the Einstein Scoring component
in Experience Builder to add it to Experience Cloud sites.
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