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          Grantmaking Editions and Permissions

          Grantmaking Editions and Permissions

          Review the supported products and editions for Grantmaking. Then learn about how your product handles permissions and how to assign them.

          Supported Editions for Grantmaking

          • Nonprofit Cloud for Grantmaking: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
          • Public Sector Solutions: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

          Required Grantmaking Permission Sets

          The products and licenses in your org determine whether you have Grantmaking.

          Permission Set Available In These Products Notes
          Grantmaking Manager
          • Nonprofit Cloud for Grantmaking
          • Public Sector Solutions
          Assign to CRM users.
          Grantmaking for Experience Cloud Assign to Experience Cloud users.
          Grantmaking Internal Reviewer Assign to users who review apps within Salesforce CRM.
          Grantmaking External Reviewer Assign to users who review apps in Experience Cloud.

          These permission sets provide access to Grantmaking objects and fields, the Grantmaking system permissions, and automatically assigns the Grantmaking permission set license. To see what’s included in a permission set, click View Summary on the permission set’s detail page in Setup.

          Customizing Permissions

          If you customize this feature, such as adding fields, create a custom permission set. To remove user permissions from the default permission set, create a muting permission set. Then, use permission set groups to assign users the default permission set in addition to your custom permission sets and muting permission set. This approach makes sure that users always have the latest default permissions and is an alternative to cloning permission sets.

           
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