Attribution projects inherit user permissions from your Analytics account, similar to how properties inherit user permissions. This means that all users with Analytics account-level permissions have access to your Attribution project, unless you specify otherwise.
If you have the Administrator role for either the Analytics account or an Attribution project , you can also create new users and edit permissions at the Attribution project level.
In this article:About permission levels
Three permissions are available that you can apply singly or in combination. Note: The Analyst role does not apply to Attribution projects.
| Role | Explanation |
|---|---|
| Administrator |
Can manage account users (add/delete users, assign any permissions). Does not include Editor or Analyst. Can grant full permissions to any user, including themselves, for any account, property, or view for which they have this permission. |
| Editor |
Can perform administrative and report-related functions but not manage users, and see report data. Editor role is required at the account level to create an Attribution project. Editor role is required at the Attribution project level to delete or modify it. |
| Viewer | Can see report and configuration data. Can manipulate data within reports (e.g., filter a table, add a secondary dimension). |
Add users
- Sign in to your Attribution project at https://analytics.google.com/analytics/attribution.
- Use the account selector at the top left to navigate to the Attribution project for which you want to assign permissions.
- Go to Configure > Project settings, then click User management.
- Click the add icon
in the upper-right, and select Add users.
- Enter one or more user email addresses, decide if you want to notify new users by email, and select a permission.
- Click the Add button.
in the upper-right, and select Add users.You can also add user groups following the process above.
Edit users
To edit an existing user:
- Go to Attribution > Configure > Project settings > User management.
- Scroll to or search for the user whose permissions you want to edit.
- Select a new permission.
- Click the Save button.
Remove users
Go to Attribution > Configure > Project settings > User management.
To remove a single user:
- Scroll to or search for the user you want to remove.
- Click the More three-dot menu
in the row that contains the user.
- Select Remove access.
- In the pop-up, click Remove.
in the row that contains the user.To remove multiple users:
- Select the checkboxes next to all users you want to remove.
- Click Remove in the upper right.
- In the pop-up, click Remove.
