What steps are involved in setting up user roles in Adobe Target? (Select two)

The correct answer is A. Define user roles in Admin Console C. Assign permissions for activities. Setting up user roles in Adobe Target requires two key steps: defining roles in Adobe Admin Console (A), where you establish user accounts and assign them to Target product profiles, and assigning permissions for activities (C), where you control what each role can do within…

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ADefine user roles in Admin Console
BLink users to A4T for analytics
CAssign permissions for activities
DConfigure APIs for user onboarding

How the community answered

(35 responses)

A
74% (26)
B
9% (3)
D
17% (6)

Explanation

Setting up user roles in Adobe Target requires two key steps: defining roles in Adobe Admin Console (A), where you establish user accounts and assign them to Target product profiles, and assigning permissions for activities (C), where you control what each role can do within Target (such as creating, editing, or approving activities). These two steps work together - Admin Console handles identity/access management, while Target's permission system controls feature-level access.

Why the distractors are wrong:

B (Link users to A4T): A4T (Analytics for Target) is an analytics integration, not part of user role setup - it's configured at the workspace/activity level, not for user management.
D (Configure APIs for user onboarding): APIs are used for programmatic interactions with Target, not the standard workflow for setting up user roles in the UI.

Memory tip: Think "Admin then Assign" - you must first Admin Console the user into existence, then Assign permissions to define what they can touch inside Target. Role setup is always identity first, permissions second.

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#user roles#Admin Console#activity permissions#user management

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