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          Assign Permission Sets for Sales Engagement Users

          Assign Permission Sets for Sales Engagement Users

          Assign the permission sets for Sales Engagement. Also assign permission sets for optional features that are new to your Salesforce org, including Sales Dialer. You can also assign the permission set for full access to CRM Analytics dashboards.

          Required Editions

          Available in: Lightning Experience
          Available with Sales Engagement, which is included with Sales in Performance, Einstein 1, and Unlimited Editions, and available for an extra cost in Professional and Enterprise Editions. Sales Engagement is also available for an extra cost in Service and Lightning Platform.
          User Permissions Needed
          To set up Sales Engagement: Customize Application AND Modify All Data
          1. From Setup, enter Permission Sets in the Quick Find box, and then select Permission Sets.
          2. Verify that the Sales Engagement permission sets and other relevant permission sets are available.
            • In Enterprise Edition, look for the Sales Engagement Cadence Creator, Sales Engagement Quick Cadence Creator, Sales Engagement User, and Sales Engagement Basic permissions.
            • In Unlimited and Performance Editions, look for the Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included, Sales Engagement Quick Cadence Creator, and Sales Engagement User Included permissions. These permissions can only be assigned to users with the Salesforce standard user license.
            • In Professional Edition, look for the Sales Engagement Basic permission set.
            Salesforce orgs using Sales Engagement also get three CRM Analytics for Sales Cloud Sales Engagement licenses.
            If your company is using Lightning Dialer, also check for the Dialer Inbound, Dialer Outbound, and Dialer Minutes permission sets. If you want to use Einstein Conversation Insights, check for the Call Coaching User permission set.
          3. Click each permission set you want to assign, and then click Manage Assignments to assign the permission set to users.
            Note
            Note You can also assign permission sets per user. From Setup, enter Users in the Quick Find box, and then select Users. Click the name of individual users. In the Permission Set Assignments related list, click Edit Assignments.
            We recommend that you make these assignments.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement User or Sales Engagement User Included permission set to sales reps.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement Cadence Creator or Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included permission set to sales managers and reps who need to create cadences.
              Note
              Note If you have assigned users a cloned or custom permission set created before Spring ’23, you may need to add the Create and Edit Standard Cadences permission to the permission set again in Spring ’23.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement Quick Cadence Creator, Sales Engagement Cadence Creator, or Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included permission set to sales managers and reps who need to create quick cadences.
            • Assign the Automated Action User permission to users who need to build their own processes to manage cadence targets they own.
            • Assign the three CRM Analytics for Sales Cloud Sales Engagement permission sets to users who need edit access to the Activities and Lead Scoring dashboards.
            • If you’ve turned on Limit Who Can Change Target Assignees in Setup, assign the Change Cadence Target Assignees permission to users who need to change target assignees.
            • Assign the Dialer permission sets to new Sales Dialer users.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement Conversation Insights permission set to sales managers who need to use Einstein Conversation Insights.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement Cadence Creator or Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included permission set to users who need to create cadence folders. If they’ve been granted access, these users can edit folders shared with them and can manage other users’ access to the shared folder. These users can edit, and manage user access to, their private folders.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement User or Sales Engagement User Included permission set to users who need to view shared cadence folders. If they’ve been granted access, these users can edit folders shared with them and can manage other users’ access to the shared folder. These users can’t create folders, and they can’t create or edit cadences.
            • Assign the Sales Engagement Basic permission set to.users who will create quick cadences only.
            If you have users who accessed Sales Engagement through an add-on license In Performance or Unlimited Edition before Summer ’22, we recommend that you assign those users to the Sales Engagement User Included or Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included permission, or custom permission set that includes one of them. To make these assignments, add the new permissions to your users before removing the old permissions. Beginning in Summer ’22, you can’t add users to the older Sales Engagement User or Sales Engagement Cadence Creator permissions.
            Note
            Note The Sales Engagement Cadence Creator (Enterprise Edition) and Sales Engagement Cadence Creator Included (Performance and Unlimited Editions) permission sets include all the permissions included with the Sales Engagement User (Enterprise Edition) and Sales Engagement User Included (Performance and Unlimited Editions) permission sets. There’s no need to apply both the Sales Engagement Cadence Creator and the Sales Engagement User permission sets to any single user.

            If you’re making changes that apply to both types of users, make sure to update both permission sets.

           
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