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Take the guesswork out of user management with standard permission set groups in Salesforce Suites. Learn what permissions are granted automatically to users with the System Administrator profile so you can handle setup tasks with confidence.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Starter and Pro Suite Editions. |
Users with the System Administrator profile can configure and customize applications and modify all data. They can edit user permissions in Quick Settings and Advanced Setup. In Starter and Pro Suite, they’re also automatically assigned the General Users permission set group and a Content Admin role for the default workspace in the Marketing app.
| Permission Set Group Name | Where Is It Available? | What Does It Include? |
|---|---|---|
| General Users | Free, Starter, and Pro Suites | Standard permission sets that grant access to the Sales, Service, Marketing, and Commerce apps and tasks in Starter and Pro Suites. The permissions in the Marketing Users and Commerce Users permission set groups are included. This is the only non-admin user profile available for Free Suite users. In Pro Suite, this user profile also gives users access to use live chat and macros. |
| Marketing Users | Pro Suite | Standard permission sets that give users access to the Marketing app and permissions to create campaigns. This includes the Marketing Manager permission set also available in Marketing Cloud Growth edition. |
| Sales Users | Pro Suite | Standard permission sets that give users access to the Sales app and common sales tasks. |
| Service Users | Pro Suite | Standard permission sets that give users access to the Service app, Service Console, and additional service tasks such as managing Knowledge articles and macros. |
| Commerce Users | Pro Suite | Standard permission sets that give users access to the Commerce app and additional tasks like administering Salesforce Payments. |
| Commerce Shopper | Pro Suite | Standard permission sets that give your customers access to shop in your online store and save their payment methods. |
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