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To solve these requirements, the administrator should create branding sets, audience targeting, and navigation menu targeting. Branding sets are collections of branding elements, such as colors, fonts, images, and logos, that you can apply to your Experience Cloud site. Audience targeting is a feature that allows you to display pages and components to certain users based on their assigned audience. Navigation menu targeting is a feature that allows you to display different navigation menu items to different users based on their assigned audience. By using these features, the administrator can create different branded experiences for each partner, control the access to the Leads inbox component and the Leads tab, and customize the navigation menu for each partner.

Two steps that the UC admin should take to grant access to each customer are B and C. To grant access to an Experience Cloud site, you need to assign a license type, a profile, and a permission set to each user. A license type determines what features and functionality a user can access on the site. A profile determines what objects and fields a user can see and edit on the site. A permission set determines what additional permissions and settings a user can have on the site. To assign a profile and a permission set for a given experience, you need to select them from the drop-down menus in the Admin Workspace of your Experience Builder tool.

To create a public Knowledge base, NTO should select the Help Center template when building its site. The Help Center template is designed for creating self-service communities where users can find answers to common questions, access articles and FAQs, and contact support agents if needed. The Help Center template also supports multiple languages, mobile devices, and branding customization.

Three key features of Metadata API are A, B, and C. Metadata API is an API that allows you to retrieve, deploy, create, update, or delete customization information in your Salesforce org, such as custom objects, fields, tabs, or pages. Metadata API is ideal when multiple work streams are involved, because it allows you to manage changes across different environments and teams. Metadata API can be used programmatically as well as declaratively, because it supports both code-based tools and point-and-click tools for working with metadata. Metadata API is ideal for when the changes are complex, because it allows you to handle fine-grained customizations and dependencies.