Your Experience Cloud site can handle twice as many self-registration requests at a time
when they’re collected into batches and processed asynchronously rather than one at a time. The
accounts and contacts created are owned and managed by the community administrator. After a batch
is processed successfully, users receive an email with their login instructions. Batch processing
self-registration requests improves performance and keeps your site moving during heavy traffic
spikes. Minimal coding is required when you use the Apex controller that manages your
self-registration flow.
Required Editions
| Available in: Salesforce Classic and
Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Developer, Performance, and
Unlimited Editions
|
| User Permissions Needed |
| To configure record and case creation in batches: |
Use Micro-Batching to Create Records |
| To publish an Experience Cloud site: |
- Be a member of the site AND Create and Set Up Experiences
- OR
- Be a member of the site AND an experience admin or publisher in that site
|
| To edit Apex classes: |
- Author Apex
- AND
- Customize Application
|
External Identity and Customer Community license users or Customer Community Plus and
Partner Community license users with account role optimization (ARO) enabled can use
micro-batching for self-registration. Users can’t be created for existing accounts using
self-registration.
Keep the following in mind when using Apex controllers to manage your
self-registration flow:
- For person account sites, leave the account and
contact fields blank.
- For business account sites, you must add an account. Contacts are optional, but they require
a null value.
- User sObjects are required for all sites.
-
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Apex Classes, and then
select Apex Classes.
-
Use this function for the Apex controller that manages your self-registration flow.
String uuid = Network.createExternalUserAsync(user, contact, account);
Contact is a (not yet saved)
sObject.
new Contact(
FirstName = firstName,
LastName = lastName,
Level__c = 'Primary');
Account is an
sObject.
new Account(
name = 'Account for '+ LastName,
description = 'account description',
active__c = 'Yes' );
