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How many types of chatter group in Salesforce?
How many types of chatter group in Salesforce?
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Types of Chatter group:
1. Public : Anyone can join a public group.
2. Private : Only group members can see and add posts, comments, and files.
3. UnListed : Only group members and users with the “Manage Unlisted Groups” permission can see and add posts, comments, and files. People can’t ask to join the group.
4. Groups with customers :Private and unlisted groups can allow customers.
5. Archived : When a group is archived, people can no longer create posts but previous posts are retained for reference. -
Companies using Salesforce Chatter can have a grand total of 30,00 different groups within their respective orgs. Each user is allowed to join a maximum of 300 groups. Chatter groups have five main classifications: Public Groups – Anyone within your org is allowed to join a public Chatter group.
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1). Public : Anyone can join a public group.
2. Private : Only group members can see and add posts, comments, and files.
3. UnListed : Only group members and users with the “Manage Unlisted Groups” permission can see and add posts, comments, and files. People can’t ask to join the group.
4. Groups with customers :Private and unlisted groups can allow customers.
5. Archived : When a group is archived, people can no longer create posts but previous posts are retained for reference -
You can join up to 300 groups, and your company can have a total of 30,000 groups. Chatter groups can be public, private, unlisted, and archived. Public: Anyone can see and add posts, comments, and files.
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