Experience Cloud Consultant - Certification Goal
Resources
Lessons
Sharing, Visibility and Licensing
- Given a scenario, set the correct user visibility in an Experience.
- Given a scenario, set the correct object visibility in an Experience.
- Recommend the Declarative Sharing options that could be leveraged for an Experience.
- Given a scenario, implement external account relationships for an Experience.
- Given a set of requirements, evaluate which external license type(s) to use.
- Given a scenario, determine a security model based on an Experience use case.
- Describe roles for external users.
User Creation and Authentication
- Describe the different ways users can be created, such as manual, Data Loader, Self-Registration, Just-in-Time (JIT) provisioning.
- Given a scenario, determine how to properly set up a user for an Experience.
- Describe options for Single sign-on.
- Apply the steps for enabling partner and customer users for Experiences.
- Identify how to grant users access to an Experience.
Administration, Setup and Configuration
- Apply the steps for implementing Channel Sales Partner Relationship Management (PRM).
- Describe the capabilities of different Experience deployments and migrations.
- Describe how to enable and activate an Experience.
- Given a scenario, recommend and implement Delegated External User administration.
- Determine the steps to build a public Experience.
- Determine steps to configure and setup Topics.
- Apply ticketing and Service Cloud capabilities for Experience Cloud.
Correction on my post, there is just one green checkbox for the other sections. It’s just missing on the Templates and Themes section.
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In the Experience Cloud Consultant, and on the lesson page where it checks off each topic as it’s completed, the Templates and Themes section has 4 sections. These do not have the green checkbox like all the other sections. So I’m finished with it and have marked each of the sections complete but there are no green checkmarks. Not a big deal but letting you know.
Thank again for great study materials. I started using the study guide and practice exams on March 25th, and passed the exam on April 4th on the 1st attempt.
Hi Sonia, ? Congratulations on passing the Experience Cloud exam on your first attempt! We’re thrilled to hear that you found our study materials helpful. Keep up the great work and don’t hesitate to reach out if you need any further assistance or resources.
I passed the exam today! Thank you FOF!
Great news, Smita! Congratulations on clearing the certification exam! We are glad to know that we are able to help, cheers!
I passed !!!! Thank you Focus on Force!
Congratulations, Florence on passing Experience Cloud Cert! Our team is thrilled to have played a part in your success. Well done, and here’s to many more accomplishments in your future!
In Sharing visibility and Licensing, on Slide 17. It says the High Volume Site users have ‘update’ access on the account to which they belong. Where as in the Salesforce article it says they have read-only access. https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.networks_about_hvpu.htm&type=5.
Can you please clarify this?
This is for given-a-scenario-set-the-correct-object-visibility-in-an-experience.
Also in on the same topic Slide 44, it says that the guest user’s access for required objects can be either be ‘Read’ or ‘Create’. Whereas in Slide 50, the screenshot has edit access on the custom object.
Hi Nasir,
Edit is no longer possible. We will update the screenshot.
Thank you for your feedback!
Hi Nasir,
Thanks for bringing this up! We will update the page to say read only.
Hi FocusOnForce Team,
I noticed something odd reference under the Experience Cloud Study material under Sharing, Visibility, and LicensiGiven a scenario, specifically implement external account relationships for an Experience – Slide #27.
It shows that “The Number of roles per Org is 50,000” – I don’t think this governor limit is correct, as even for a Salesforce Org unlimited edition, the max # of roles is 10,000.
Can you please check on this?
Thank you,
Hi Carmen,
The 50,000 role limit for orgs with portals and/or communities is listed here:
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.users_license_types_communities.htm&type=5
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.networks_partners_optimize_roles.htm&type=5
Thank you, Sara, so this Role is related to the ARO (Account Relationship Optimization).
I appreciate the clarification.
Regards,
Carmen
Passed Today after putting it off for 4 months and then takingg it seriously 2 months ago. The test was ridiculous, which I sort of expected, but hoped against. FoF prepared me very well for the administration section, which I aced at 90%. Did very well on Basics and Templates/Themes. (90%). Good job on that FoF.
Hello Rafael! We are glad to hear that you are now a certified Salesforce Experience Cloud Consultant. Your preparation and diligence surely paid off. Congratulations and the whole FOF Team is happy for your new milestone!
Passed today! This was my only study material, excellent content!
Hello Jorge! We are glad to hear that you are now certified for Experience Cloud. Your preparation and diligence surely paid off. Congratulations and the whole FOF Team is happy for your new milestone!
Passed today – thank you FoF!
Hello Bryant! We are glad to hear that you are passed the certification for Experience Cloud. Your preparation and diligence surely paid off. Congratulations and the whole FOF Team is happy for your new milestone!