Partner Connect lets vendors and partners work on account, opportunity, lead, contact,
and case together, providing visibility on shared business across Salesforce orgs. Partner users
log in to a vendor’s Experience Cloud partner site to export records from approved objects to
the partner's Salesforce org. Exported records remain connected across orgs, giving users from
both companies a read-only glimpse of how records progress independently for each company.
Required Editions
Note Partner Connect is a pilot or beta service that is subject to the Beta Services Terms at
Agreements - Salesforce.com or a written Unified Pilot Agreement if executed by
Customer, and applicable terms in the Product Terms Directory. Use of this pilot or beta service is at the
customer's sole discretion.
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions in Agentforce for Sales with Partner Ecosystem Management - Members, Partner
Ecosystem Management - Login and PRM add-on license. Partners aren’t required
to purchase any licenses to use Partner Connect.
How Partner Connect Helps Vendors and Partners Integrate Shared Business Vendors and partners already work together to sell complementary products and services. Why not incorporate technology that makes collaboration easier? Partner Connect lets vendors and partners automate object management between their Salesforce orgs to save time, collaborate transparently, and increase revenue.
Partner Connect Security and Design The MuleSoft framework lets Partner Connect use APIs and security protocols to connect vendor and partner Salesforce orgs securely. As vendor and partner admins complete Partner Connect setup, Partner Connect deploys a dedicated app to each org. Each app uses OAuth 2.0 client credentials to integrate the two orgs securely. After Partner Connect establishes a secure connection, partners can export approved records from the vendor’s Experience Cloud site to their partner org. Vendors and partners both track progress in the other org through a read-only child record that Partner Connect creates automatically.
Partner Connect Roles and Responsibilities After a vendor company selects a partner company with whom they want to integrate records, companies must designate a vendor admin and partner admin. Admins must have the bandwidth to collaborate on Partner Connect planning, setup, and maintenance. If record export, import, or update issues occur, an IT professional at the partner company can also offer support.
Partner Connect Setup Prerequisites Vendors and partners must work together to complete several prerequisites before beginning Partner Connect setup in Salesforce.
Setting Up Partner Connect After the vendor and partner agree on a plan to sync records between orgs, the admins can start the setup. The partner admin must complete Partner Connect setup in their org first, then the vendor admin completes setup in the vendor org.
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