
Salesforce portal architecture: five ways to connect external users
Five ways to connect external users (customers, partners, and installers) to Salesforce data, compared on security, delivery effort, ownership, and fit.
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Five ways to connect external users (customers, partners, and installers) to Salesforce data, compared on security, delivery effort, ownership, and fit.
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What a Salesforce Experience Cloud and Mobile Publisher build involves, where it fits, and how it compares with four other ways to connect external users.
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Individual prompt crafting makes people faster, but leaves company IP on personal laptops. Here is the four-layer architecture that scales AI across the business.
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One call recording becomes the Contact, Account, Opportunity, Quote, proposal, and logged Activity in a single Claude Cowork session. The rep improves instead of enters.
Read the article →Salesforce spent four days saying you may never log into Salesforce again. What AIforce, Headless 360, MCP, and Koa mean for the customer data you already own.
Read the article →Code review finds what a reviewer happens to look at. A CI gate checks every change against every rule, every time. What that difference means on a Salesforce org.
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