#Community Licenses2 debatiendo

Hello!

Does anyone out there use login based community licenses for their community?  I want to make sure I understand correctly before I recommend them.  If 100 licenses are purchased, you would get that many logins per month but be about to set up 20X the number of users (2000) users?

https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=users_license_types_communities.htm&type=5

Hi,

can I set up SSO for the guest user community (Help Center template)?

The request is: the user can access the Help center community only through the company intranet. If a user tries to access the community without access to the intranet, he cannot reach the home page.

The customer does not have community licenses but only Service licenses, therefore, community login users cannot be used.

Thanks

Hi fellow architects,

looking for a definite answer on the max number of high volume community users.

Thanks

I have a licensing question around FSL. My service resources aren't employees but instead can be considered contracted resources. Can I use community licenses and assign the community users to the resource record?  I know technically I can but would this be the best way for non-employees?  Are there any features they wouldn't have access to?

Trying to grant community members access to a "Wave" dashboard in our Napili self-service community, but can't seem to find the "Analytics for Communities permission set license" in the user config that is mentioned in this help article.

https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=bi_setup_communities_enable.htm&type=5

Does anyone know if this has been renamed or am I looking in the wrong place?

My company is looking into using Salesforce Surveys.

Does anyone happen to know if there are any limitations we should be aware of? For instance, is there a limit to how many customers we can send surveys to? I did find out that there is NOT a limit to how many responses we receive.

We would be sending to external customers, so would we need community licenses? I am thinking we would not, as we would make this a public community. Would we need to be worried about mass email sends for when we send out the surveys, since they would not have a community license? 

Any insight would be much appreciated. Thank you! 

When defining the "Communities" as an org feature in a scratch definition file:

{

    "orgName": "my Project",

    "language" : "EN",    

    "features" : ["ExternalSharing", "AuthorApex", "Communities"],

    "edition": "Developer",

    "orgPreferences" : {

        "enabled": ["S1DesktopEnabled", "ChatterEnabled", "IsChatterProfileEnabled", "IsQuoteEnabled", "Translation"]

    }

}

I do get users with community licenses in a newly created scratch org, but the Communities feature is not enabled in it.

We do need it as we run a bunch of unit tests with Portal Users logic which fails on CI build due to Communities not being active.

Is there a way to solve it?    

Hi all.

I want to know what are the options in terms of licenses for the organisation which considering using community cloud but not so much interested in CRM functionality. 

In the past I think the org would have to have at least 1 enterprise license. 

I've seen somewhere that enterprise license requirement had been dropped. Can the organisation just buy Community licenses? What is the minimum license requirements to get the community functionality? 

Here's a fantastic video on security/sharing setup in Communities - very helpful if you're preparing for the Sharing & Visibility Designer exam (note:  it's video #5 in the playlist).  Before I found this video, I spent 2 hours stumbling around the web trying to figure out the different types of community licenses and what each one does.  This morning, I started watching this video and learned just as much in the first 15 minutes as I did during the previous 2 hours yesterday.   Great explanations, summary charts and use case walkthroughs.  @Ladies Be Architects

#5 in Playlist - Strategies for Data Security in Communities