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Who are guest users in Salesforce?
Who are guest users in Salesforce?
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A guest user is anyone you can use for applications like event management applications, volunteer applications, donation applications and many more. The Salesforce feature that allows accommodation of these “external users” is the SITE GUEST USER.
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Kirandeep.
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Guest Users are users who can only access files and folders shared with them. Guest users do not have their own home storage. Hence, guest users cannot create their own folders or upload files directly to the root of the account. ... For example, a tenant with 3 paid user licenses can create 9 guest user accounts.
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