Monitor Access to Your Salesforce Orgs and Experience Cloud Sites
Monitor access to your Salesforce orgs and Experience Cloud sites by reviewing and
managing who’s logging in and how they're verified. View SAML and OpenID Connect authentication
request errors and success. And track and monitor which devices are accessing your orgs and
sites.
Customize the Welcome Email for Internal Users For more control over branding, customize the welcome email that internal users, such as employees and contractors, receive when they first access your Salesforce org. To help users meet the email verification requirement, include a verification link in your template.
Use the Identity Provider Event Log When you're using Salesforce as an identity provider, use the identity provider event log to see information about login attempts. For example, see why login attempts failed so you can troubleshoot problems with your single sign-on (SSO) configuration. The log shows you the 50 most recent login attempts. To view more, create a custom report.
Monitor Apps with Reports After you set up connected apps for your Identity users, you can run reports to monitor the usage of connected apps throughout your org.
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