Manage Who Can Assign a Specific Recognition Badge
Controlling who can assign a recognition badge helps make sure the right badges are
awarded to the right members. For example, you can set it up so that only community managers can
assign MVP and VIP badges.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Professional, Unlimited, and
Developer editions.
User Permissions Needed
To create recognition badges:
Create Custom Badge Definitions
To manage your recognition badges:
Create And Set Up Experiences
AND
Moderate Chatter
OR
Manage
Experiences
AND
Moderate Chatter
To manage badges created by someone else:
Modify All Data
AND
Moderate Chatter
By default, recognition badges are available to everyone with permission to assign badges. To
be able to select specific givers, make sure to deselect Public when you
create or edit the badge.
In Experience Workspaces, click the
Gamification tile.
Click the dropdown and the end of the badge’s row, and click Manage Badge
Givers.
In the window, search to add the users or public groups you want to have permission to
assign badges.
Note Only those users with the Assign Recognition Badges in Experience Builder Sites
permission are available. You can remove members from the list by clicking the X by their
name.
Click Save.
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