Salesforce Foundations Standard Permission Set Groups
Salesforce Foundations comes with standard permission set groups that bundle standard
permission sets by user jobs for faster and easier user management. If you enable Quick Settings,
assign these standard permission set groups from the user management window. If you don’t enable
Quick Settings, assign them from the permission set group page in Setup.
If you upgraded from Starter or Pro Suite to other editions, the permission set groups you
assigned to users remain the same. See User Permissions in Starter and Pro Suite.
Unlike Starter and Pro Suite, Salesforce Foundations isn’t an independent
feature. It comes with the purchase of Sales Cloud or Service Cloud. Salesforce Foundations
permissions can be assigned only to users with licenses to access Sales Cloud, Service
Cloud, or both.
Permission Set Group
Description
General User
Grants users access to all the assigned apps and permissions included in the Service
User, Marketing User, and Commerce User permission set groups.
Service User
Grants users access to the preconfigured service console app and common service tasks,
such as knowledge management.
Marketing User
Grants users access to the Marketing app and common marketing tasks, such as campaign
management.
Commerce User
Grants users access to the Commerce app and common tasks, such as payment method
management.
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