Solutions
Salesforce Experience Cloud Portal Development
Branded customer, partner and member portals on your live Salesforce data.
Quick answer
What can a Salesforce Experience Cloud portal do?
CodeSierra builds Experience Cloud portals for customers, partners and members — self-service case handling, document access and community content — sharing the same Salesforce data your internal teams use, with a sharing model designed before the first page is built.
Last reviewed August 2026What is included
Every Experience Cloud Portals engagement is delivered against a written scope document. These items appear in most of them.
Portal information architecture
Sharing, visibility and licence model
Branded theme and custom LWC pages
Self-service case and knowledge flows
Partner deal registration and lead sharing
Search, SEO and public-page configuration
How the engagement runs
Discovery3–5 days, AI-assisted
Scope & priceWritten, fixed, approved by you
Build & testCertified delivery in sandboxes
AdoptTraining plus 30-day hypercare
Frequently asked questions
It depends on what they do — read-mostly community members, partner users and customer service users price very differently. We model licence cost as part of scoping.
Yes. Portals are themed with your design system rather than Salesforce stock templates.
Public pages can be, and we configure them that way when the content is meant to be found.
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Self-serviceCases, docs and requests
BrandedYour design system, not stock
SecureSharing model designed first