Making a specific content within Verint public for users outside of Verint (with no credentials)

Good morning,

Is there a way to make specific content within the platform public such as that a person with no credentials can access that content?

Thanks in advance.

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  • Data is only securable at the application level as the lowest point, not individual pieces of content.  The content you want public has to belong to a  public application.  

  • Hi  I have a similar question, but not about individual items of content--it's about making most of our community (the main group and most other groups) public, such that a person can access those groups without any login, while making other groups private. We currently use Okta as an SSO, and the login requirement has been a big barrier to participation. Our company is looking to make our (self-built) documentation site public, while making certain areas private behind the Okta SSO login. We are investigating doing this with our Community as well, but I have never looked into this before. I thought some sort of login would be necessary so that the Community would know who you are (your profile) if you engage with content, but maybe there's a way around this. This is probably a dumb question, so thank you for your patience and help!

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  • Hi  I have a similar question, but not about individual items of content--it's about making most of our community (the main group and most other groups) public, such that a person can access those groups without any login, while making other groups private. We currently use Okta as an SSO, and the login requirement has been a big barrier to participation. Our company is looking to make our (self-built) documentation site public, while making certain areas private behind the Okta SSO login. We are investigating doing this with our Community as well, but I have never looked into this before. I thought some sort of login would be necessary so that the Community would know who you are (your profile) if you engage with content, but maybe there's a way around this. This is probably a dumb question, so thank you for your patience and help!

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