B2C Commerce Control Center Access for authorized partners is provided by the organizations that the partners work with within Account Manager. Partner users who were assigned to multiple organizations within Account Manager will only have access by default to the control center of their primary organization as defined in Account Manager. As you can see this poses a problem when partner users support multiple customers. In this article, we will discuss the possible solution for this problem through user and role mapping management feature available in the Control Center.
The solution below is written through following partner / customer construct.
Partners
* PartnerUser 1 (responsible for ALL instances for Customer A1 and A3)
* PartnerUser 2 (responsible for only PIG instances for Customer A2)
* PartnerUser 3 (responsible for one SIG instance for Customer A3)
Customers
Customer A1
Customer A2
Customer A3
Required permission set within Account Manager is Control Center Administrator to perform these actions. Only Control Center Administrator can add new roles / users to Control Center.
Setup Customer A1
Above steps can be repeated on Customer A3 to enable PartnerUser 1 mapping of access/instances on Customer A3.
To provide specific rights for Partner User 2 on Customer A2 you would just select the PIG instances in the role management.
To give PartnerUser 3 specific rights just for one instance we would recommend explicit provisioning of permissions for this specific instance instead of creating a separate role for this PartnerUser 3 and SIG instance since it is just one-on-one mapping instead of one-to-many mapping.
Additional Info : More information about ControlCenter is available in our Documentation Portal:
https://documentation.b2c.commercecloud.salesforce.com/DOC1/topic/com.demandware.dochelp/content/b2c_commerce/topics/control_center/b2c_cc.html
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