Use the Managed Products related list to associate Category or Brand-level products to
user settings and to restrict user access to product categories or brands. You can define the
management relation for one customer or all customers. For example, a user can be the product
manager for a section of a company but not the product manager for another section for the same
company. But, a user can also be the product manager for a section for multiple
companies.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise, and
Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled
User Permissions Needed
To add managed products:
CGCloud Business Admin
OR
CGCloud Retail Business Admin
From App Launcher, find and select User Settings.
Select a user setting record.
From the Managed Products related list, click New.
Provide these details:.
Field
Description
Identification
Product
Product category that belongs to the same sales org as the user.
User
User for whom access is being defined. This field is auto-populated and can't be
edited.
Access
The level of access. The options are:
Read
Read/Write
Customer
Customer for whom product manager relation is defined for a user.
Note If the field
is empty, the user is a product manager of the product category for all the customers in
the sales org.
Active
Indicates if the product manager record is active. The default value is
Inactive.
Note To activate or deactivate a record, use the relevant buttons in the
Managed Products related list.
Save your changes,
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