Set up account plans with partners to align on shared goals, track strategic
initiatives, and drive mutual growth. This feature helps improve collaboration, visibility, and execution
on key customer accounts across internal teams and partner organizations.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Sales Cloud Enterprise Edition (or above) with Partner Ecosystem
Management (Member or Login), Partner Community, and External Apps licenses.
View shared plans; edit permitted fields like Customer Landscape, Competitive
Landscape, Objectives and Measures if allowed.
Partner Admin
Enable and configure feature; assign permissions.
Salesforce admin
Add components to Partner Site.
Partner Admin
Enable Account Plans in Setup
Admins can enable Partner Account Plans as part of the PRM setup.
Make sure that Sales Account Plans is enabled—Partner Account Plans rely on this
configuration.
Go to PRM Setup > Partner
Productivity>Account Plans with Partners.
Click through to Sales Account Plans to complete setup.
Assign permission sets, add Account Plans to page layouts, and customize fields as
needed.
Add the Account Plan component to the Account Record Page on your Partner Community
site.
Account Plan component is available only on the Account object. Partner
layout can differ from vendor layout, but fields remain consistent with the vendor configuration.
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