This article explains why non-administrator users are unable to see product attributes or products in the Browse Catalog configuration screen in Salesforce Revenue Cloud, and how to resolve the issue.
The Browse Catalog and Configure Product screens rely on data from multiple Product Catalog Management (PCM) objects, including:
Attribute Definition
Attribute Category
Attribute Picklist
Product
Product Attribute Definition
Product Classification
Product Component Group
and other related PCM child objects
System administrators can always view these records because they bypass sharing rules via the Modify All Data permission. However, standard users are restricted when the organization-wide defaults (OWD) for any of these objects are set to Private or Controlled by Parent, or when they lack explicit read access.
As a result, non-admin users cannot retrieve the necessary product or attribute data required for rendering the Browse Catalog and Configure Product experience.
Resolve this issue by setting the organization-wide default sharing for all Product Catalog Management runtime objects to Public Read Only, then verifying that the affected user has the required permission set.
Cause 1: Restrictive organization-wide default sharing on PCM objects
Cause 2: Missing PCM runtime permission set on the user
Cause 3: Object-level read access missing on the user's profile
Confirm the issue is resolved by logging in as the affected non-admin user, opening a quote, clicking Browse Catalogs, selecting a catalog, and confirming that products and their configurable attributes now display on the Configure Product screen exactly as they do for an administrator.
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