A company is using a managed package that includes a Lightning component for a custom form. The component is visible in the palette, but when a user submits the form, an error appears: 'Insufficient Privileges'. The admin has verified that the user's profile has access to the underlying objects and fields. What is the most likely cause of this error?

The component is not 'Available for Experience Cloud'.

The site's guest user profile is not configured correctly.

The user's profile does not have access to the Apex class used by the component.

The component is not installed in the correct sandbox.

An Experience Cloud consultant needs to add a custom Lightning component to an Experience Cloud site. The component is available in a managed package. What is the first step to make this component available for use in the site?

Enable the component in the site's settings under 'Lightning Components'.

Add the component directly to the site's page from the Experience Builder.

Install the managed package from the AppExchange.

Create a Lightning web component in the Developer Console.

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