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# Managing Your Portal

> For the full documentation index, see: https://docs.mulesoft.com/llms.txt

After your portal is styled using the guided design, the **Manage your portal** page provides
options to manage services, users, settings, environments, and surfaces issues that occur while
managing the portal.

- [Catalog management](https://docs.mulesoft.com/api-experience-hub/managing-apis)

  Add your services from Exchange into your portal, remove services from your portal, view list of
  services that you have in Exchange, and change the visibility of a version.

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

  View and manage members and pending requests.

- Settings

  [View information about your portal’s Salesforce account](https://docs.mulesoft.com/api-experience-hub/viewing-salesforce-account-information)
  and [disconnect the portal](https://docs.mulesoft.com/api-experience-hub/disconnecting-the-portal).

- [Environments](https://docs.mulesoft.com/api-experience-hub/working-with-sandboxes)

  Manage separate deployment environments for your portal. You can connect to multiple Salesforce
  sandbox organizations and switch between them.

## Viewing Issues on Catalog Management Pages

API Experience Hub provides diagnostic checks that run in the background to identify issues with the
portal and attempt to fix them automatically or provide troubleshooting options. Checks are
triggered when loading or refreshing a page and performing an action on the UI. These checks help
administrators identify error states and troubleshoot issues.

When issues are detected on Catalog management pages, a message displays in the banner of the page.
The message indicates that there are some detected issues that the system is trying to fix.

![An example of the banner with detected issues](/mulesoft/current/en-us/api-experience-hub/_images/error-message-banner.png)

If there are still issues after all checks and patches are attempted, the banner shows a message
that there are issues that require you to act on. To see more information about these issues, click
**View details**.

The following minimal prerequisite checks run each time pages in the portal are loaded or refreshed:

- Connection with Salesforce is operational.

- The API Experience Hub package is installed in the Salesforce organization.

- Access Management team for the out-of-the-box profiles are created.

- The shared user (Experience Builder preview) exists and has all the necessary permissions to log
  in to Salesforce and interact with the Experience Builder.

Issues can have the following severity:

- Error

  Issues that block you from using one or multiple functions in the portal.

- Warning

  Issues that indicate something isn’t working as expected, but you can still use the portal without
  addressing the issues.

- Info

  Information that is helpful for you to know but isn’t blocking you from using the portal.