Add Workspace Contributors to Marketing Cloud Next
When marketers create content in Marketing Cloud Next, they use Digital
Experiences tools, which require a different set of permissions. Choose a contributor role for
each user who needs access to manage or create marketing content, such as emails and
forms.
Required Editions
Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Growth or Advanced Edition
User permissions needed
To add contributors to a workspace:
Content Admin role
These contributor roles are available.
Content Admin: Users who have this role can manage users and sharing settings, create
and publish all content in a CMS workspace, and assign a default brand to a marketing
workspace.
Content Manager: Users who have this role can create and publish all content in a CMS
workspace and assign a default brand to a marketing workspace.
Content Author: Users who have this role can view, edit, and create all content in a CMS
workspace.
In the Marketing app, go to the Content tab and open your workspace.
Click , and then select Contributors.
On the Contributors page, click Add Contributors.
Search for users or public groups.
Next to the users or public groups that you want to add, click
+.
Click Next.
For each user or public group, assign a contributor role.
Click Finish.
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