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Select User Permissions and Assign Users to Event Monitoring Analytics App Permission Sets
Give your users access to Event Monitoring Analytics features by assigning one or more permission sets based on the capabilities they need.

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Give your users access to Event Monitoring Analytics features by assigning one or more permission sets based on the capabilities they need.
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To create permission sets: | Manage Profiles and Permission Sets |
After enabling CRM Analytics and Event Monitoring Integration with CRM Analytics, identify users who will access the Event Monitoring Analytics app and assign them to a permission set. You can create any permission set you must meet the needs of your users. For convenience, two standard permission sets are provided.
| Standard Permission Sets | For |
|---|---|
| Event Monitoring Analytics Apps Admin | Users who create and customize Event Monitoring Analytics apps and data flows |
| Event Monitoring Analytics Apps User | Users who view Event Monitoring Analytics apps |
Let’s begin selecting the user permissions in the Event Monitoring Analytics Apps Admin standard permission set.
Assign the Event Monitoring Analytics Apps Admin permission set carefully, because it lets users create, edit, and delete the app. Assign it only to users who administer or manage the app.

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