Salesforce Certified Identity and Access Management Practice

What is an "Identity Community" in Salesforce?

1. A place for internal users to collaborate

2. A forum for developers to share code

3. A platform for external users to access and engage without full licenses

4. An area where only high-level administrators can operate

The correct answer is: A platform for external users to access and engage without full licenses

An "Identity Community" in Salesforce refers to a platform specifically designed for external users, allowing them to access resources and engage with internal stakeholders without requiring full licenses. This functionality is invaluable for organizations that seek to provide customers, partners, or other external users with a controlled environment where they can obtain information, collaborate, and interact with resources while maintaining security and access controls. Creating an identity community allows organizations to extend functionality and foster engagement without the costs associated with full Salesforce licenses. This enhances user experience and interaction, as external users can still participate meaningfully in the community. In contrast, the other options focus on different types of collaboration or access that do not specifically pertain to external user engagement through identity management.