> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gradient.works/kb/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gradient.works/kb/advanced/salesforce-permissions.md).

# Salesforce Permissions

There may be some instances where you want to limit permissions for managers or users so they don't have access to the Automation or Flow actions. However, you'd like to give them the ability to edit Queues and manage users. The steps below will allow you to manage permission

1. Setup -> Users (Click Setup on your Salesforce environment and search for Users in Quick Find)
2. Click on the User (Manager or User you would like to enable permissions)
3. Permissions Set Assignments -> Edit Assignments

![](/files/KgwyLrqJ4nk8iqsvo7Uq)

4. Move Gradient Works Manager to Enabled Permission Set

![](/files/YVtenmr2DGsHB1RXfwsa)

You'll notice that Gradient Works does provide default permission sets based on different roles. If you need custom permissions for a your organization's specific role please reach out to <support@gradient.works> for assistance.


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