Before users can access Site.com, you must allocate a Site.com feature license to each user and assign a user role at the site level. The features available when editing a site in Site.com Studio vary depending on these settings.
Required Editions
| Available in: Salesforce Classic |
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Available for purchase in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions Available (with limitations) in: Developer Edition |
| User Permissions Needed | |
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| To create or edit users: | Manage Internal Users |
First, review the Site.com feature table for detailed information on the feature license, permissions, and role required for each user.
After you’ve determined the appropriate access level required:
- Allocate a feature license to the user by editing the user’s profile. To allocate:
- A Site.com Publisher feature license, select the Site.com Publisher User checkbox.
- A Site.com Contributor feature license, select the Site.com Contributor User checkbox.
Note If the checkboxes don't appear, verify that Site.com is enabled for your organization. See About Site.com Feature Licenses. - Ensure the View Setup and Configuration permission is enabled. All users who create or edit websites in Site.com Studio need this permission.
- Additionally, ensure that at least one user in your organization has both a
Site.com feature license and the Manage Users permission. This way, someone can
always reallocate user roles if a site’s users are accidentally deleted.
Warning The Manage Users permission is powerful. It allows a user to manage all other users in your organization and not just Site.com. - Add users and assign user roles within a site. (When a user with the Site.com Publisher feature license creates a site, the user is automatically allocated the role of site administrator at the site level.)
The feature license, permissions, and user role all determine what a user can do in each site. For example, to create an administrative user who can manage all sites in your organization, assign a Publisher feature license and assign the role of site administrator at the site level.
For users who need only limited access to edit site content, but no administrative access, assign a Contributor feature license and a contributor role at the site level.
Alternatively, to create a user who can manage roles in a site, but without the ability to publish, assign a Publisher feature license, the Manage Users permission, and the designer role at the site level.