Access Marketing Cloud Personalization from Marketing Cloud Engagement.
Required Editions
Permissions
Needed
To log in to Marketing Cloud Personalization from Marketing Cloud
Engagement:
An active user account with appropriate dataset and role-based
permissions
Before you can access Marketing Cloud Personalization, ensure that your Marketing
Cloud Engagement administrator has set up your account according to the instructions
in Activate a User Account.
Log into your Engagement account as a user with Marketing Cloud Personalization
access permissions.
Select Personalization from the top navigation.
What you can see in Personalization depends on your access level. The following
figure shows an example.
Note You have access only to the capabilities your Marketing Cloud Personalization
administrator assigned to you for a particular dataset. That means that you might
have access to create and publish campaigns on a testing dataset but only have
access to view campaigns in a production dataset. Contact your administrator to
make adjustments to your permissions.
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