Product Configurator Implementation Requirements for Experience Cloud
To enable Product Configurator for customers and partners, assign the permissions and
permission sets and enable read access to the objects and fields that are required for
Experience Cloud users.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Developer, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions
of Revenue Management where Product Configurator is enabled
User Permissions
Needed
To use Product Configurator:
Product Configurator permission set
To enable the Product Configurator permission for an Experience Cloud user, create a
custom permission set and add the Product Configurator permission to it, then assign the
customer permission set to the user.
Note You can't assign the Product Configurator
permission set directly to an Experience Cloud user.
To give Experience Cloud users access to Quote Line Item, Revenue Transaction Error Log,
and other objects required for using Product Configurator, assign Experience Cloud users the
Create Orders from Quotes for [license name] permission set and the Price and Tax
Calculations on Quotes for [license name] permission set for the relevant Experience Cloud
license, such as the Partner Community License, the Customer Community Plus License, or
other.
To give Experience Cloud users access to all child records and related object records for
a given product, complete the steps in Record Sharing in Product Catalog Management. .
Enable read access to the Application Usage Assignments object and to the Period Boundary
and Subscription Term fields on the Order Product object.
If Constraint Rules Engine is enabled, enable read access to the
ConstraintEngineNodeStatus custom field on the Quote Line Item, Order Product (OrderItem),
and Asset Action Source objects. See Create Custom Field and Define Apex Triggers.
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