Salesforce Experience-Cloud-Consultant - Salesforce Certified Experience Cloud Consultant (EX-Con-101)

This option allows UMS to showcase the Home page in different ways for its employees andcustomers. Page variations are different versions of a page with different layouts, components, and content. UMS can create page variations for the Home page and useaudience targeting to display different variations to different audiences based on user attributes,such as profile or user type3

This user license allows partners to register deals and work with UC on sales opportunities. It also provides access to reports and dashboards, campaigns, orders, price books, and products. Partner Community Plus users can also access standard and custom objects, suchas accounts, contacts, cases, and leads1

To support the sharing requirement of using advanced sharing rules for thecustom object, CK should grant two user license types to customers: Partner Community User and Customer Community Plus Login User. These license types allow customers to access custom objects and a subset of standard CRM objects, such as accounts, contacts, cases, and dashboards. These license types also support advanced sharing features, such as role hierarchy, sharing rules, manual sharing, and Apex sharing.

The reason for this issue is that the preconfigured Insights reports need to be modified to meet GDPR requirements. Insights is a feature that allowsyou to measure and analyze the adoption and engagement of your Experience Cloud sites using preconfigured reports and dashboards. However, some of these reports may not comply with GDPR, which is a regulation that protects the privacy and data rights of individuals in the European Union. To use Insights for the Experience Cloud site for Europe, the Community manager needs to modify the preconfigured reports to meet GDPR requirements, such as anonymizing user data, obtaining user consent, and deleting user data upon request.

Three items that are reportable by a site administrator throughGoogle Analytics for Experience Cloud sites are B, C, and E. Google Analytics is a tool that allows you to measure and analyze the traffic and behavior of your Experience Cloud site visitors. Google Analytics can report on various items, such as:

Search Activity: This item shows how users search for content on your site, such as the number of searches, the search terms used, the number of results returned, and the click-through rate.

User Login History Option: This item shows how users log in to your site,such as the number of logins, the login methods used, the login duration, and the login frequency.

Contact Support page Activity: This item shows how users interact with your contact support page, such as the number of visits, the bounce rate, the averagetime on page, and the conversion rate.

To allow site users to tag site content with custom tags or member-created topics, you need to enable two permissions for site users in Setup:

Create Topics. This permission allows users to create new topics and assign them to content, such as posts,files, or articles. Users can also edit or delete the topics they created.

Member Can Access Topics. This permission allows users to access the topic management features on the site, such as viewing, following, or unfollowing topics. Users can also see thetopics assigned to content and filter content by topics.

This option allows UC to grant customers access to the appropriate site. Site membership is a feature that defines which users can access a site and what permissions they have. UC can assign the profile for all customer users to the site membership of each site and specify the default page access and object permissions for that profile. UC can also assign permission sets to the site membership togrant additional permissions to specific users4

Audience targeting allows you to display different content to different audiences based on criteria such as profile, location, domain, or user. However, there are some limitations of audience targeting, such as:

You can’t assign audiences to the components in the template header and footer sections. These sections are shared across all pages in your site and can’t be customizedfor different audiences.

You can’t assign record-based criteria to a component or branding set. Record-based criteria are only available for page variations and navigation menu items.

Site User Visibility allows users within the same site to see each other, regardless of their role or sharing group membership. This is useful forcollaboration between independent researchers and NTO staff on their research-related submissions.