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# Enabling Portal Access to Salesforce Users

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Give existing Salesforce users access to a portal so they can view your portal. Admins can enable
access for Salesforce users without recreating profiles, permission sets, or setting up SSO.

Use the Builder to configure access. After a user requests access, you can approve the request from
the **Pending registration requests** page from **Manage users**. An email is sent to the user with
instructions about how to log in.

## Enable Portal Access to Salesforce Users

Enable Salesforce users to access the portal.

1.  Enable Salesforce users to log in:

    1.  From the Builder, click the **Home** icon > **Administration** > **Login & Registration**.

    2.  From the **Login Page Setup** section, select **Allow employees to log in directly to an
        Experience Cloud Site** and click **Save**.

2.  Add the API Experience Hub Member User permission set:

    1.  From **Administration**, click **Members**.

    2.  From the **Select Permission Sets** section, select **API Experience Hub Member User from
        Available Permission Sets** in **Available Permission Sets** and click **Add** to populate
        the permission set in **Selected Permission Sets**.

    3.  Click **Save**.

3.  Add the **Existing User Request Access** Lightning component to the portal page:

    1.  From the Builder, click the Lightning component icon, select **Existing User Request
        Access** from **Custom Components**, and drag the component to where you want it located in
        a portal page.

    2.  Click the component on the page and enter these fields:

        - **Label**: Enter **Username**.

        - **Placeholder**: Enter **Enter your username**.

        - **Redirect to**: Enter the page name to redirect to after a user requests access. The
          default is to redirect users to the **Registration request successful** page.

        - **Button Label**: Enter a name for the access button.

4.  Approve or reject the user:

    1.  Go to **User management** in **Catalog management** and select **Pending registration
        requests**.

    2.  Locate the user in the list and click **Approve**.

## Remove Portal Access From Salesforce Users

Remove access to the portal access for existing Salesforce users who should no longer access your
portal.

1.  In Salesforce, go to **Setup** > **Users** > **Users** and select a specific user.

2.  From **Permission Set Assignments**, delete the **API Experience Hub Member User** permission
    set and save your changes.

    The user won’t be able to log in to the portal. In the portal, the user’s name won’t appear in
    the **User management** > **Portal Members** list.

## See Also

- [Existing User Request Access Lightning component](https://docs.mulesoft.com/api-experience-hub/api-experience-hub-lightning-components#existing-user-request-access)

- [Managing Users](https://docs.mulesoft.com/api-experience-hub/managing-users)