Use permission sets, our recommended method, to choose which members can assign
recognition badges. Restricting who can do so helps control the number of badges in your site and
maintains the value of a badge.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Professional, Unlimited, and
Developer editions.
User Permissions Needed
To create permission sets:
“Manage Profiles and Permission Sets”
To assign permission sets:
“Assign Permission Sets”
Note It’s currently not possible for users with a Customer Community or Customer Community
Login license to assign a private badge. Only internal users or users with the following
licenses, and with the Assign Recognition Badges in Experience Builder Sites permission,
can assign a private badge:
Customer Community Plus
Customer Community Plus Login
Partner Community
Partner Community Login
Note Buttons for assigning badges appear in two places on the member’s profile. If after
following the steps below, your approved users don’t see the Give button at the top of a
member’s profile, under Settings, go to Users. Edit the User Page Layout and add the Give Badge
action in the Salesforce Mobile and Lightning Experience Actions section.
First, set up the permission set for creating badges. From Setup, enter
Permission Sets in the Quick Find box, then select
Permission Sets.
Click New.
Enter your permission set information. Name the permission set “Assign Recognition Badges
in Experience Builder Sites.”
Click System Permissions and then click
Edit.
To add the permissions for assigning a badge, select Assign Recognition Badges
in Experience Builder Sites permission.
Select Manage Assignments and add those users you want to let assign
badges.
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