Published at: 2026-09-17
Quick start
Configure BI chart operation permissions for a business role and verify the result.
Learning Objectives
- Learn how to configure role permissions for a subject domain.
- Understand how menu visibility relates to permissions.
- Experience the effect of chart-level private permissions.
Before You Begin
[!IMPORTANT] - Role permissions: You need CRM admin or report admin permissions. - Prerequisite knowledge: Understand the basic concept of subject domains. See Core Terms.
Step 1: Configure Role Permissions for a Subject Domain
- Go to Setup > Role Permission Management > Manage Functional Permissions.
- Select the role to configure (for example, Sales Rep).
- In the BI section, find the target subject domain (for example, Account Analysis).
- Select the operation permissions to grant: View, Edit, Delete.
- Click Save.
Step 2: Verify Menu Visibility
Log in to CRM as a user with the configured role:
- Confirm that the Reports menu is now visible in the left navigation.
- Open the report list page and confirm the Account Analysis subject domain appears.
Step 3: Set Chart-Level Private Permissions
- Log in with an account that has report admin permissions.
- Create a chart under the Account Analysis subject domain.
- In the chart permission settings, set the view permission to Private.
- Select the target role (for example, Sales Rep) as the visible scope.
- Save the chart.
Step 4: Verify the Private Permission Effect
- Log in as a sales rep.
- Go to Reports > Account Analysis.
- Confirm that the chart shared by the admin is visible.
- Try to edit the chart and confirm that editing is not available.
Expected Result
- The sales rep sees the Reports menu and the Account Analysis subject domain.
- The sales rep can view the private chart shared by the admin.
- Without edit permission, the Edit button is unavailable.
Next Steps
- Designer Guide — Full reference for admin configuration of each permission type.
- Viewer Guide — How users operate charts from their perspective.