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Review the level of access and permissions provided by the permission sets that are associated with Business Rules Engine permission set licenses. The number of permission set licenses in your Salesforce org depends on your license configuration and on how your Industries solution is packaged. Permission set licenses entitle users to access features that aren’t included in their user licenses.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions for clouds that have Business Rules Engine enabled |
| Included Permissions | Business Rules Engine Permission Sets | |
|---|---|---|
| Rule Engine Runtime | Rule Engine Designer | |
| Run expression sets and lookup tables | Yes | Yes |
| Read access to Business Rules Engine objects | Yes | Yes |
| Create, Update, Delete access to Business Rules Engine objects | No | Yes |
| Use context definition tags as list variables in expression sets | No | Yes |
| Read decision tables | Yes | Yes |
| Create, Update, Delete decision tables | No | Yes |
The permission sets give create, read, edit, and delete access to these Business Rules Engine objects.
Use these additional permission sets to extend Business Rules Engine features.
| Permission Set | Description |
|---|---|
| Context Service Admin | Provides access to Context Service objects and features. When your Salesforce org has Business Rules Engine and Context Service enabled together, you can create and activate context definitions. Rule designers can then use the context definition’s tags as list variables in expression set versions. |
| Context Service Runtime | Enables users to run expression sets that use context definition tags as list variables. |
| Decision Explainer Service Access | Provides access to Decision Explainer features and objects When your Salesforce org has Business Rules Engine and Decision Explainer enabled together, you can use Decision Explainer to configure and show explanations for an expression set’s version steps to your user. You can also capture action logs for every run of an expression set. |
For a list of all Business Rules Engine permission set licenses, see Business Rules Engine Permission Set Licenses.
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