Configure Core Rebates System Permissions for Data Cloud Salesforce Connector
Configure the core Rebates system permissions on the Data Cloud Salesforce Connector
permission set to prevent object accessibility errors during installation or data stream
deployment.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To configure data kit installation permissions
Salesforce org: Customize Application
AND
Data Cloud org: Data Cloud
Admin
Log in to the Salesforce core org that you connected to Data Cloud.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Permission Sets, and
then select Permission Sets.
Find and select the Data Cloud Salesforce Connector permission
set.
Click System Permissions, and then click
Edit.
Select the checkbox to enable the appropriate permission based on your active product
license.
Use Manufacturing Rebates (if using Manufacturing
Rebates)
Use Rebate and Accrual Management Advanced (if using
Advanced Rebates)
Click Save.
Return to your Data Cloud org, go to Data Cloud Setup | Data Kits, and retry your target deployment or data stream initialization.
Note After these system permissions are enabled for the connector, you can also create
standalone data streams for individual core Rebate objects directly from the Data Streams
tab without installing the complete data kit.
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