Manage the Experience Cloud Integration
After initial enablement, manage the status of the the Experience Cloud integration by enabling or disabling the Commerce Admin Unified Experience extension.
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If the Commerce Admin Unified Experience extension is enabled and administrator accounts are provisioned correctly, Commerce administrators can view and access available Commerce projects from Adobe Experience Cloud. Administrators can still access individual projects using the Admin URL for the Commerce project environment.
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If the Commerce Admin Unified Experience extension is disabled, access through Experience Cloud is disabled. Administrators must log in to individual projects using the Admin URL for the Commerce project environment.
Manage the integration from the Admin
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From the Commerce Admin, open the Store Configuration menu by selecting Stores from the left navigation menu, and then select Configuration.
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From the Configuration menu, select Advanced > Admin, and then expand the Unified Experience option.
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Enable or disable the integration by selecting the Enable value.
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Change the project name that displays in the Commerce Projects workspace by adding or updating the Project Name value.
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Save the configuration.
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Clear the cache.
Manage the integration using the Adobe Commerce CLI
Commerce system administrators with Admin access to the Commerce cloud project can use Adobe Commerce CLI commands to manage the Experience Cloud integration.
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From your local development environment, log in to the cloud project.
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From the root directory of your Cloud project environment, connect to the Commerce application server.
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Check the status of the Admin Unified Experience extension:
code language-bash bin/magento admin:uex:status -
Change the status of the extension to disable the integration
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Enableβ
bin/magento config:set admin/unified_experience/enabled 1 -
Disableβ
bin/magento config:set admin/unified_experience/enabled 0
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Manage Admin user accounts
All Commerce Admin users must have both an Admin account on the Commerce instance and an Adobe user account (Adobe ID) to access Adobe products and services. Both accounts must be associated with the same email address.
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Commerce Admin accountβManage Commerce Admin users from the Admin for the Commerce instance. User accounts for Commerce administrators must be assigned the Admin role.
System administrators on the Commerce project can use SSH to connect to the remote environment, and use the Commerce CLI
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Adobe user accountβAn administrator for the Adobe organization associated with the Commerce instance must log in to the Adobe Admin Console and add the Adobe ID for each Commerce administrator to the organization. Then, they must assign product entitlements and permissions to access the Commerce application. See Configure Adobe Commerce users in the Adobe Admin Console.
Administrators that manage the configuration for the Experience Cloud integration from the Adobe Developer Console must have an Adobe user account with System Administrator or Developer access.