To make valuable engagement data available for your sales and marketing teams, turn on
Unified Engagement History Dashboards. Then, add the components to account, lead, and contact
record pages.
Required Editions
Available in:
Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with Marketing Cloud Next
Growth or Advanced Edition and the Distributed Marketing add-on
Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with any Marketing Cloud Engagement+ Edition that includes the Distributed Marketing add-on
Salesforce Enterprise and
Unlimited Editions with any Marketing Cloud Account Engagement Edition that includes access to Marketing Cloud Next Growth or
Advanced Edition with the Sales Emails and Alerts add-on
User Permissions Needed
To turn on Unified Engagement History:
System Administrator profile
To install Marketing Performance:
Data Cloud Architect AND Marketing Cloud Admin permission sets
Note To view unified engagement data from a specific business unit, a user must have a profile
in that business unit. See Business Units in Marketing Cloud Next.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Unified Engagement.
Under Marketing Features, select Unified Engagement History
Dashboards.
Assign the View Unified Engagement History Dashboards permission
set.
If you have Salesforce Foundations, assign the Tableau Next Limited Viewer
permission set. For all other orgs, assign the Tableau Next Included
App Business User permission set.
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