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About Permission Sets

CPQ has a standard set of permissions that contain the access rights to fields and objects available in CPQ. These permission sets define whether the User can read, create, edit, and delete the records of an object and its fields. These permissions and the impact they have on the User are described below:

Permission

Description

Read

Allows the User to view the existing records created for the object.

Create

Allows the User to create a record for the object.

Edit

Allows the User to edit the existing record of the object.

Delete

Allows the User to delete a record of the object.

View All

Allows the User to read and create records for an object.

Modify All

Allows the User to edit and delete records for an object.

The following table lists the standard permission sets available in CPQ and their usage.

Permission Sets

Usage

Apttus CPQ Admin

This permission set must be assigned to system administrators.

Apttus CPQ User

This permission set can be assigned to any user who is not a system administrator.

There are different sets of permissions for an administrative role and a regular user role. You must assign the permission sets to the Users accordingly.
Following are the enhanced permission levels:
  • Full Access (Existing Functionality)

    • Users with this permission set can view, edit, and delete all data within CPQ Admin.

  • Read + Delete Access

  • Users can view and delete data but cannot edit existing information. Edit-related actions are disabled.

  • Restricted Read Access

    • Users without read access to certain objects cannot view related pages inside CPQ Admin.

    • Impacted areas:

      • Product Data: Product details are removed, the landing page is blank, and the View Product dropdown is hidden.

      • Pricing Data: Pricing details removed, the pricing tab disabled, and pricing dropdowns are hidden.

      • Modification Restrictions: Users cannot modify pricing information anywhere in CPQ Admin. This update ensures that only authorized users can manage critical CPQ data while maintaining visibility where needed.

  • Read-Only Access:

    • Users can view CPQ Admin data but cannot edit or delete any information.

    • Edit and delete actions (buttons, fields) are disabled.

Viewing the Permission Sets

You can find the standard CPQ permission sets by following the steps below. If you are using permission sets that are not standard to CPQ, you must update permissions for new fields manually based on Conga CPQ Admin and Conga CPQ User permission sets.

You use Salesforce CPQ Admin to manage master data within Salesforce while running CPQ processes on the platform. Since different user personas interact with CPQ Admin pages,particularly Angular-based pages—you need stricter control over who can view or modify critical configuration data. Angular pages currently do not support permission-based access restrictions, which poses a security concern. To address this, use permission sets to control access at the object and field level within CPQ Admin.

ActionDescription
Price Rule Set CreationCreate and Edit access on Price Rule Set, Price Rule, and Price Rule Entry are mandatory to create a Price Rule Set.
Price Matrix Read Access from Price List Item NavigationWhen navigating to Price List Item via Manage Price List, Read access to Price Matrix is required.
Charge Type Criteria UpdatesTo provide or update Charge Type Criteria, access to Price Matrix is mandatory.
Price List CreationCreate and Edit access on Price List is required to create a new Price List.
Price Rule Set Page – Charge Type Field DependencyIf the Charge Type field is present on the Price Rule Set detail page, Read access to Price List Item is required to successfully create the Price Rule Set.
  1. Go to Setup > Administration Setup > Managed Users > Permission Sets .
  2. Click Conga CPQ Admin or Conga CPQ User.
  3. Click Object Settings which contains a list of all the objects with their permissions.
  4. Click the object names to view the fields of the objects and their permissions.