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Actionable List Members Add-Ons and Permissions
Users access Actionable List Members in their Salesforce org through supported editions, add-ons, and permissions.

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Users access Actionable List Members in their Salesforce org through supported editions, add-ons, and permissions.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Professional, Starter, and Unlimited Editions |
The products and add-on licenses in your Salesforce org determine whether you have Actionable List Members. To give users access to Actionable List Members, your org must have the Industry Sales Excellence add-on license.
Assign the Actionable Segmentation permission set to your users who use Actionable List Members.
To see what’s included in a permission set, click View Summary on the permission set’s detail page in Setup.
If you customize Actionable List Members—for example, by adding fields—create a custom permission set. To remove user permissions from the default permission set, create a muting permission set. Then, use permission set groups to assign users the default permission set in addition to your custom permission sets. This approach is an alternative to cloning permission sets and ensures that users always have the latest default permissions.

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