Mastering Salesforce Experience Cloud Strategies for Creating Powerful Customer Interactions

Your guide to unlocking business potential and technical mastery with essential to advanced strategies for launching and maintaining top-tier Experience Cloud sites effortlessly Key Features Empower your team and your organization to lead and maintain an Experience Cloud transformation Master out-of...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Beiting, Lillie, author (author), Rogers, Rachel, author
Format: eBook
Language:Inglés
Published: Birmingham, England : Packt Publishing [2024]
Edition:First edition
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See on Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009853637706719
Table of Contents:
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright and Credits
  • Dedications
  • Contributors
  • Table of Contents
  • Preface
  • Part 1: Curating a Digital Experience Strategy
  • Chapter 1: Defining Your Digital Experience Strategy
  • Introducing Experience Cloud products
  • Determining your Target Audience
  • Identifying internal stakeholders
  • Curating external advisory committees
  • Understanding key interactions
  • Determining success metrics
  • Summary
  • Chapter 2: Translating Your Audience and Interactions into Meaningful Technology Features
  • Organizing and prioritizing feedback
  • Identifying themes
  • Connecting feedback to product features
  • Identifying differences between Experience Cloud offerings
  • Identifying the "why not"
  • Summary
  • Chapter 3: Technology Component Identification - Which Parts of Experience Cloud Do I Need?
  • Aligning features to technology stacks
  • Experience Cloud - Self-Service
  • Experience Cloud - PRM
  • Experience Cloud - content management system (CMS)
  • Experience Cloud - business-to-business (B2B) commerce
  • Experience Cloud - External Apps
  • Narrowing down the optimal combination
  • Service functions
  • Sales functions
  • Custom objects
  • Tracking your digital experience strategy
  • Summary
  • Part 2: Infrastructure Setup to Support and Customize Design Strategy
  • Chapter 4: Curating Data Models
  • Connecting the data dots
  • Standard objects
  • Custom objects
  • Designing for requested KPIs
  • Identifying data sensitivity
  • Deep dive into Target Audience data practices
  • Curating an enterprise architecture map
  • Marketing technologies
  • Finance technologies
  • IT systems
  • Mapping it out
  • Curating an ERD
  • Licensure considerations
  • Guide to reading the ERD tables
  • Franchisee Experience Cloud ERD
  • End Consumer Experience Cloud ERD
  • Summary.
  • Chapter 5: Understanding Experience Cloud Templates
  • Preliminary setup
  • Enabling Digital Experiences
  • Templates overview
  • Customer templates
  • Partner Central template
  • Custom templates
  • Understanding theming - declarative versus custom CSS
  • Retired templates and template migrations
  • Retired templates
  • Template migrations
  • Summary
  • Chapter 6: When to Use Aura Components, Lightning Web Components, and Lightning Runtime Components
  • Why are there three component types?
  • Aura Components
  • Features in Aura not yet available in LWC or LWRs
  • Lightning Web Components
  • LWC considerations
  • Lightning Web Runtime Components
  • Considerations
  • When to switch from LWCs to LWRs
  • Transitioning from Aura to Lightning
  • When to make the move
  • Transition considerations and preparation
  • How to make a page with declarative components
  • Summary
  • Part 3: Human-Centric Development
  • Chapter 7: Leveraging Screen Flows versus Apex
  • Process use cases for a guided UX
  • Salesforce Flow and Screen Flows
  • Screen Flows
  • Record-Triggered Flows
  • Schedule-Trigger Flows
  • Platform Event-Triggered Flows
  • Autolaunched Flows
  • Subflows
  • Custom code - LWC, Apex, and CSS
  • LWC
  • Apex
  • CSS
  • When to use custom code and Salesforce Screen Flows
  • When to use custom code instead of Salesforce Flow
  • When to use a combination of custom code and Salesforce Flow
  • Summary
  • Chapter 8: Understanding Inputs - Emails, Chats, and Text Messages
  • Communication leveraging Experience Cloud
  • Implementing Salesforce Chat or third-party chat
  • Implementing and managing Experience Cloud emails
  • Implementing and managing text messaging
  • Summary
  • Chapter 9: Marketing Automation Setup
  • Marketing Automation capabilities 101
  • Salesforce CMS and dynamic content
  • Setting up Salesforce CMS
  • Salesforce CMS best practices.
  • Salesforce Marketing Cloud and Data Cloud integration
  • Data Cloud
  • Setting up Data Cloud
  • Setting up SEO
  • Robots.txt files, sitemaps, and indexing
  • Exposing Salesforce objects
  • SEO page properties
  • AppExchange and third-party marketing tools
  • Summary
  • Chapter 10: Leveraging Case Management and Knowledge Bases
  • Service Cloud - Case management
  • Enabling service assets in Experience Cloud
  • Partner Central template - native service option
  • Customer Service template - native service option
  • Help Center template - native service option
  • Service Cloud - Knowledge setup
  • Enabling Knowledge in Experience Cloud
  • Summary
  • Part 4: Site Launch
  • Chapter 11: Security - Authentication, Data Sharing, and Encryption
  • Defining your Experience Cloud data sharing model
  • Experience Cloud guest user setup
  • Authenticating users on your Experience Cloud site
  • Setting up authenticated users
  • Connected apps and SSO
  • Unauthenticated user considerations
  • CSP and Lightning Locker to combat XSS and clickjacking
  • How to set a CSP
  • Setting up Lightning Locker
  • Enabling clickjack protection
  • Encrypting your data and protecting your users
  • HTTPS/TLS and classic encryption in Salesforce
  • Protecting your users
  • Setting up a cookie policy
  • Summary
  • Chapter 12: Monitoring Your Site - Salesforce Native Reporting
  • Experience Cloud out-of-the-box reporting
  • Dashboards inside My Workspaces
  • Dashboards in Sales or Service Cloud
  • Einstein Analytics (CRMA) Configurations
  • Google Analytics and third-party web analytics
  • Setting up reporting for your Experience Cloud users
  • Native Salesforce reporting
  • CRMA
  • Summary
  • Chapter 13: Site Launch, Maintenance, and Moderation
  • Pre-launch activities
  • Technical readiness
  • Exploring site moderation and users
  • User self-registration
  • Specialty users.
  • User audits
  • Understanding analytics and adopting best practices
  • Adoption best practices
  • Ongoing maintenance
  • Summary
  • Part 5: Certifications
  • Chapter 14: Best Practices and Certification Test Preparation
  • Understanding the test structure
  • Answer key
  • Sharing, visibility, and licensing
  • Answer key
  • Administration, setup, and configuration
  • Answer key
  • Adoption and analytics
  • Answer key
  • Customization considerations and limitations
  • Answer key
  • Branding, personalization, and content
  • Answer key
  • Final thoughts
  • Index
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