This article explains why the "CRM Analytics for Education Admin" permission set does not appear in Setup > Permission Sets when you follow the Configure Education Analytics setup steps, and how to resolve it. Customers describe this as: "I was asked to enable this feature but was not able to do it — I just wasn't able to find the CRM Analytics for Education Admin permission" and "I created the permission manually with the suggested permissions but it doesn't help."
Trigger conditions: Open Setup > Set Up Education Cloud > Configure Education Analytics, click Set Up Permissions, and either the suggested permission set is absent from the picklist or the step remains unchecked at roughly 43% completion even after assigning a manually created copy.
Root cause: The "CRM Analytics for Education Admin" permission set is provisioned by the "CRM Analytics for Education Cloud" add-on permission set license. Education Cloud Unlimited Edition does NOT automatically include this add-on; it must be purchased and provisioned separately. A manually created permission set with the same name will not work because the wizard checks for the standard permission set tied to the add-on license.
Affected Editions: Lightning Experience in Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer editions with Education Cloud, when the CRM Analytics for Education Cloud add-on has not been provisioned.
Follow these steps in order.
Assign the standard permission set and complete the wizard
Confirm the issue is resolved by opening Analytics Studio, clicking Create > App, selecting the Education Analytics template, and successfully completing the configuration wizard without a missing-permission error.
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