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          Salesforce Foundations Setup

          Salesforce Foundations Setup

          Save time and effort with the Salesforce Foundations setup page. After you review the considerations, add products to your Salesforce org with Your Account and configure key settings to change feature and app availability.

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          Note
          Note Salesforce Foundations and the setup page is available on a limited basis in Summer ’24. Contact your Salesforce account executive for more information.
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          How It Works

          Head to the Salesforce Foundations page in Setup. First, add the required products to your org with Your Account. These products power important foundational features, such as audience creation for marketing campaigns. Then, turn on key settings to add the Marketing app to your org and online store capabilities to the Commerce app. You have full control over which features to add and which users can access apps.

          After you complete the steps on the setup page, reference Salesforce Help to configure additional settings and manage user access.

          Required Permissions

          To access the Salesforce Foundations setup page, you must have the View Setup and Configuration, Customize Application, and Modify All Data permissions.

          To add the products that power key Salesforce Foundations features, you need access to Your Account. You must also have the Manage Billing or Your Account App Admin User permission set.

          Some product settings on the Salesforce Foundations setup page require additional permissions before you can configure them. For example, to create an identity resolution ruleset, you need the appropriate Data Cloud permission set, and, if you're working in a companion org, you'll need to log into your home org.

           
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