In order to control access to the campaign creation and management tools in the ATG Business Control Center, you need to create an ATG profile for each ATG Outreach user and make the appropriate role assignments. The initial data you imported into your ATG Outreach server database (see Importing the Initial ATG Outreach Data) creates one user, Campaigns Administrator (username/password=campaigns/campaigns), and four predefined user roles:
ATG Outreach user role | Business Control Center privileges |
|---|---|
| Allows user to deploy, start and stop campaigns |
| Allows user to review and approve existing campaigns |
| Allows user to create and edit campaigns |
| Allows view-only access to campaigns |
Use the Personalization > Users interface in the ATG Business Control Center to create new user profiles and make role assignments. All ATG Outreach users must have at least one of the roles listed above and an ATG Portal /bizui/100001-member role, which provides basic access to the ATG Business Control Center framework. For detailed instructions on creating new users and making role assignments in the ATG Business Control Center, see the ATG Business Control Center Administration and Development Guide.
Note that the Campaign-Admin user has all five roles, along with the /EPublishing/EPub-Super-Admin role for the ATG Content Administration system. The EPub-Super-Admin role provides access to the Admin Console tab in the ATG Business Control Center, which contains the UI for managing deployments. For more information about the ATG Content Administration roles, see the ATG Content Administration Programming Guide. Note: Once you create real user accounts, you should delete the default Campaign-Admin user.
Some ATG Outreach users may also require access to the targeting UI in the ATG Business Control Center so that they can create items such as content targeters. These users require an ATG Content Administration role, for example E-Pub User. For more information, refer to the ATG Business Control Center Administration and Development Guide.
To view ATG Outreach reports, users also need one of the reporting roles that allows access to the Report Center, for example Report Viewer or Reporting Administrator. The roles are added to the user profile repository as part of the ATG Customer Intelligence configuration procedure (see Setting Up ATG Outreach Reports). You can assign them to users through the ATG Business Control Center, as you would assign any other available role.
Some ATG Outreach users may need to use the ACC so they can work with scenario assets (slots and scenarios). These users need ACC accounts, which you can create through the People and Organizations > Control Center Users and People and Organizations > Control Center Groups screens in the ACC. Refer to the ATG Programming Guide for more information.
For technical information about user profiles, see the ATG Personalization Programming Guide.
