Users

Platform Permissions is in GA for new customers and in EEA (Expanded Early Access) for select customers.

How it works

Each person who requires access to your Tealium account needs an email username and password to log in. Before they can log in, you need to invite the users to the account, and they will receive an email to activate their account.

Users receive permissions on the account through permission groups, admin roles, and user-level permissions.

• Permission groups grant access to profiles, product features, and publishing rights. Add a user to multiple permission groups to provide access to multiple profiles and permission levels to those profiles.
• Admin roles delegate specialized or highly sensitive responsibilities to trusted members of your team, such as user or permission groups management.
• User-level permissions set Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) tokens, API Keys, and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) access levels.

Dynamic user interface

In the unified platform permissions system, the platform’s interface changes based on the user’s permissions:

• If a user does not have access to a product, that product does not appear in the navigation.
• If a user has access to some features, but not others, they only see the features they can access in the navigation.
• If a user does not have edit permission for a feature, the Edit button does not appear on pages for that feature.

For more information, see About platform permissions.

Manage users

To access user management in the Tealium platform, click Manage Permissions in the admin menu, then click the Users tab.

The User Manager dialog appears, displaying a table that lists all of the users in the account.

Export users

The export users function downloads a comma-separated value (CSV) file with the account’s users, profiles, and legacy user permissions for each profile. Use this feature to audit your users and their permissions for the purpose of creating permission groups and assigning admin roles in the new platform permissions system.

There are two ways to download this file:

• In the admin menu, click Manage Users. When the Manage Users dialog appears, click Export Users.
• In the admin menu, click Manage Permissions and then click the Users tab. When the Users table appears, click Export Users.

The CSV file lists permission values as TRUE or FALSE.

So that a complete list of permissions appears in the file, this feature requires legacy Manage Account permissions on the account and Manage Users permissions on every profile. If Permissions Enforcement is active, this button no longer appears.

Add new users

To add new users:

1. In the admin menu, click Manage Permissions. The Manage Permissions screen appears.
2. Click the Users tab.
3. In the User Manager screen, click + New User. The Add New Users slideout appears.
4. In the New User Emails box, enter up to 25 email addresses. You can separate them with commas, tabs, semicolons, or paste the contents of a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file.
5. Click Send Invitations. The Manage Permissions screen appears, and the new user email addresses appears in the table with a Pending Registration note.

Tealium sends out email invitations to users who do not already have access to the Tealium platform. Those new users need to accept the invitation and set a password.

When you add and invite a user, the user will not automatically receive access to any profiles on the account. You must edit that user to add them to permission groups to access profiles, grant them admin roles if they need to manage aspects of the account, and set their user-level permissions for MFA, API Key, and PII access. Otherwise, when they accept the invite and try to log in, they will see an error.

To revoke an invitation to a user:

1. In the Users tab, select the more actions button for the user.
2. Click Revoke Invitation.
3. Click Revoke to confirm.

View user details

To view a user’s details, click that user. A slideout appears with the following three tabs:

• Overview: The user’s name, email address, primary account, and the permissions for platform features. This tab contains functions to reset the user’s Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) tokens and manage API key authorization permissions.
• Account Permissions: The user’s admin roles, Data Connect permissions, and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) access level on profiles they can access.
• Groups: The user’s permission groups.

PII access levels

A user can be set to one of the following PII access levels:

• No PII: Users see masked PII data throughout the interface. Users cannot edit or manage fields that contain PII data.
• View: Users can view PII data, but cannot edit or manage fields that contain PII data.
• Manage & View: Users can view, edit, and manage all PII data fields throughout the account.

Profile permissions

Permissions are cumulative between the user’s permission groups and admin roles. For example, if a user is in one permission group with view access, another permission group with view and edit access, and has the profile admin role, the table displays a checkmark in the View, Edit & Delete column.

To check a user’s access to a profile, select that profile from the Profile drop-down menu in the Overview tab. The user’s permissions for that profile will appear. This information can help you diagnose any access issues your users have with profiles or ensure that users have access to only the features they require.

Edit a user

To edit a user:

1. In the admin menu, click Manage Permissions. The Manage Permissions screen appears.
2. Click the Users tab.
3. Click the user you want to edit. The User Details slideout appears, open to the Overview tab.
   • Manage the user’s MFA tokens and API key authorization permissions.
   • For more information, see Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) or API Keys.
4. To make changes to the user’s admin roles and PII access level, click Account Permissions.
   • Select the admin roles that you want to grant to the user.
   • Select the user’s PII access level.
   • Select the user’s Data Connect access level.
   • For more information, see Admin Roles.
5. To make changes to the user’s permission groups, click Groups.
   • Select the groups to add or remove the user from.
   • To add a new permission group, click + Permission Group.
   • For more information, see Permission Groups.
6. Click Save. The Manage Permissions screen appears.

Users without an admin role and who are not in any permission groups cannot access any profile.

Bulk action user management

You can use the checkboxes in the Users table and Bulk Actions to perform changes to multiple users at once.

To edit multiple users’ admin roles at the same time:

1. In the admin menu, click Manage Permissions. The Manage Permissions screen appears.
2. Click the Users tab.
3. Select the checkboxes for the users in the Users table.
4. Click Bulk Actions.
   • To edit multiple user’s admin roles, click Assign Admin Roles and select the roles you want to assign to the users.
   • To edit multiple users’ permission groups, click Add to Groups, select the groups to add the users to, and click Save.
   • To edit multiple users’ PII access, click PII Permissions and Select the PII permissions you want to assign to the users.

Remove a user

If a user no longer requires access to the account, you can remove that user from the account. However, this action does not remove the user from any other Tealium accounts they have access to.

This action cannot be undone.

To remove a user from your account:

1. In the admin menu, click Manage Permissions. The Manage Permissions screen appears.
2. Click the Users tab.
3. Select the appropriate checkboxes for the user or users you want to remove.
4. Click Bulk Actions, and then click Remove Access.
5. A confirmation message appears. Click Remove Access to continue.