Configuring communities
Configure various aspects of Communities based on the specific requirements of your organization.
- Community content types
There are seven supported content types: Answer, Blog, Comment, Document, Event, Question, and Video. - Community feedback types
There are two supported feedback types: Upvote and Helpful. - Community access types
Access types are used to control access to a forum or a content type. - Platform Analytics Solutions for Communities
This Platform Analytics Solution contains preconfigured dashboards. These dashboards contain actionable data visualizations that help you improve your business processes and practices. - Migrate Social Q&A data to Communities
If you want to migrate existing Social Q&A content to Communities, you can use a script to migrate the data. - View community logs
Community logs display information about who has viewed or searched for content in a community. The list view displays all log entries, unless filtered. - View community feedback and bookmarks tables
View feedback and bookmarks tables to view which community content was given feedback or was bookmarked. - Create a case from a discussion
In order to engage your internal experts to reply to discussion threads, you can create cases directly from community questions. - Enable knowledge harvesting
Configure knowledge harvesting from a community to convert unstructured conversations to structured knowledge articles and make the information more accessible. - Activate Communities plugins
Activate the Customer Communities plugin to use the Communities application. - Community setup guide for admins
Define your requirements with community and forum stakeholders and set up your forums for community users to start creating content. - Configure community content types
Configure content types, such as videos and blogs, for the community. - Configure video sources for a community
Configure additional sources that can be used for uploading a video to the community. - Configure community forums
A forum is a place for users to share content, exchange notes, ask and answer questions, and so on. Before community users can contribute content, configure a forum with content types and permissions, and create and add topics to one or more forums. - Forum and user permissions management
Community and forum administrators can give users and groups of users different levels of access to forums and forum content. - Configure the community profile
Set up the community profile by configuring profile fields and deciding which fields to display in the personal information section of the community profile. - Create community Terms and Conditions
Community members must follow the community rules of conduct. Create community Terms and Conditions and them share to build a successful community. Every community user must review and accept the Terms and Conditions before contributing to a community. - Enable users to self-register to a community
Once users have accessed public forums and decided they want to join the community, they can self-register to the community. External user registration provides a way of validating users and requires them to accept the community Terms and Conditions. - Moderate a community
Community moderators can manage content quality by reducing the inappropriate content that is posted on the community. - Administer gamification
Users with the gamification administrator role can create the rules and other entities that award points to users based on their participation within the community. - Community Service Portal
The Community Service Portal is a web interface that is based on the ServiceNow Service Portal application.
Parent Topic:Communities