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          Use Content from External Providers in Enhanced CMS Workspaces

          Use Content from External Providers in Enhanced CMS Workspaces

          Connect your external content provider or digital asset management (DAM) system to Salesforce CMS to streamline content creation in enhanced CMS workspaces.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

          If you use an external content provider or DAM system to store images, videos, documents, or audio files, you can browse and reference these assets directly when creating content in your workspace.

          Typically, your external provider creates a managed package that you can install in your org. As part of that process, you must create an instance of the external provider, which appears in the content selector in Salesforce CMS. Refer to your provider's package instructions for more details.

          After the package is installed, you can access and use media from the external provider directly in your enhanced CMS workspace.

          Example
          Example For example, lets say you want to use a video from your DAM system in Salesforce CMS. In this case, you click Add | Content in your enhanced workspace and select Image. Then click Add External Asset, choose the installed external provider, and select the video.
          Add Content window

          Trusted URLs

          When working with media from external providers, make sure that your org supports the domain used for the external URL. Review the Content Security Policy (CSP) settings in Setup, and add the domain of the hosted content to your org’s trusted URL list. If you don’t add the domain to this list, it can raise security alerts, and users can’t access or preview the content.

           
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