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Automation V3: Adding a Salesforce Communities Connection

To add a connection to test as a Community user, follow these steps.

Step 1: Navigate to the Settings view. Select Salesforce Communities connection from the Add a Salesforce connection option from the + menu.

Step 2: Provide a Connection Name. This should generally be the role name of the user you are connecting through, e.g., AdminUser. Enter the Username, Password, and Security Token, and specify the Environment type. This will control the Salesforce screen used to log in.

Step 4: Specify whether the user is also an internal Salesforce user or whether they are purely a Communities user.

If the user is an internal Salesforce user


Use Log-on As to make the connection:

Then, specify the Community Name / ID. This can be found in the Site Name field of the Communities detail page within Salesforce, accessed via Setup > Build > Develop > Sites.

Finally, specify the admin connection to be used in Log-on As Connection and the Salesforce username of the new Community user in Username.

If the user is not an internal Salesforce user


Use Normal Log-in to make the connection. Then, enter a Username and password and specify the Environment type. This will control the Salesforce screen used to log in.

If you use a custom Community Login URL, specify it under Advanced Settings.

The Metadata Connection and Partner Connection should also be set to an admin connection previously added.

Step 5: Click the Test button to validate the connection details, then click the OK button.

Step 6: Click the Save button to save your connection.


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