How do I install a Salesforce package in AppExchange?
There’s a little magic in AppExchange, too. When you click Get It Now to install a package, the AppExchange Account Picker displays all of your Salesforce orgs that you: Click the arrows in Connected Salesforce Accounts to select which org to install the package into. Don’t see the account you want?
How do I authenticate a request in Salesforce integration builder?
Salesforce integrations generated with Integration Builder use an access token to authenticate requests. Request authentication is handled transparently when you call Server Actions exposed by the service module (the module with a "_IS" suffix, by default).
Why can’t I create a case in the Salesforce help portal?
The Salesforce Technology team is aware of the issue impacting the Marketing Cloud Intelligence (f.k.a Datorama). During this time, customers can’t create, view, and manage their cases within the Help portal.Please contact 1-800-NO-SOFTWARE for immediate assistance.
How do I test the Salesforce adoption dashboards in my Playground?
Test your AppExchange expertise by installing the Salesforce Adoption Dashboards package, available on AppExchange, into your Trailhead Playground. If you followed along with the steps in this unit and already installed the Salesforce Adoption Dashboards package in your playground, simply click Check Challenge below.
Get Ready to Install
You found a solution that fits your needs. Awesome! Before you install the solution in your org, let’s learn about the types of packages you might install from AppExchange.
Managed and Unmanaged Packages
AppExchange solutions are installed in your org in packages, which are containers for apps, tabs, and objects. Packages come in two flavors: managed and unmanaged. The solution provider decides which package type to use to distribute the solution, which in turn influences how the solution behaves in your org.
How to Install Solutions
In the Get Started with AppExchange unit, you saw how taking a little time to strategize greatly streamlines your search. Similarly, asking yourself a few questions before installation can help you zip through the process. So, before installing, ask:
Get Your Trailhead Playground Username and Password
In this unit, you practice installing a package into a Trailhead Playground. You need your login credentials for the installation, so the first step is to get your username and password. In this section, we show you how to find your playground username and reset your password.
Connect Your Trailhead Playground Account to Your Trailblazer.me Profile
Your next step is to connect your Trailhead Playground account to your Trailblazer.me account, so you can install packages into your playground. Trailblazer.me gives you a single identity to log in to AppExchange and other Salesforce-related sites.
What Org to Choose?
Remember those Ursa Major solar panels that do a little magic converting sunlight to energy? There’s a little magic in AppExchange, too. When you click Get It Now to install a package, the AppExchange Account Picker displays all of your Salesforce orgs that you:
Install the Adoption Dashboards App
Now you’re ready to install Salesforce Adoption Dashboards! Keep these three things in mind to make sure you’re installing the package in the right org, giving the right folks access, and have reviewed the documentation:
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