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Policy Based Composable Audience Studio Permissions

Policy-based permissions control which users can view, edit, and run Composable Audience Studio (CAS) parent segments and segment folders — the same policy engine you already use for standard Audience Studio, applied to composable parent segments. Configure these permissions so that only the right users on your team can see or activate a given composable segment, especially when a Cloud Data Warehouse (CDW) connection exposes attributes that shouldn't be open to every marketer.

Composable parent segments appear inside the same Audience Studio module as standard (Complete CDP) parent segments, so the permission model described in Policy Based Audience Studio Permissions applies to them too.

Prerequisites

Setting Permissions in Treasure Console

  1. Log in to the Treasure Console.
  2. Navigate to Control Panel > Policies.
  3. Create a new policy or select an existing one.
  4. Select the Permissions tab and scroll down to Audience Studio.
  5. Select Limited Access, then choose the parent segment to configure. Composable parent segments are marked with a Composable tag so you can tell them apart from standard parent segments.

Parent Segment Permissions dropdown open, listing composable parent segments each tagged Composable

Audience Studio Permission Options

Option Description
NoneUsers don't see Audience Studio in the navigation and can't view any Audience Studio features, including composable parent segments.
Full accessUsers can view every composable parent segment and its segment folders.
Limited accessAccount owners and administrators select specific parent segments — standard or composable — and drill down to segment folders. Users only see the parent segments and folders for which they have permissions.

Limited Access permissions panel listing two composable parent segments, each tagged Composable, with an edit icon to configure folder permissions

Segment Folder Permissions

When you grant Limited Access to a composable parent segment, you can select Full Control or View permissions for all or specific segment folders within it — the same options available for standard parent segments.

Scope Access level Description
All segment foldersFull ControlUsers can view, create, delete, and modify any segment folder and its content within the composable parent segment. They cannot see profiles unless "Profile View" is also checked.
All segment foldersViewUsers can view all segment folders and their contents within the composable parent segment. With "Profiles View" enabled, they can also view profiles in those folders.
Specific segment foldersFull ControlUsers can view and edit the specified segment folders within the composable parent segment. They cannot see profiles unless "Profile View" is also checked.
Specific segment foldersViewUsers can view the specified segment folders within the composable parent segment. With "Profiles View" enabled, they can also view profiles in those folders.

Edit permissions modal for a composable parent segment with Full Control selected under Parent Segment configuration, and View plus Full Control selected for all segment folders Edit permissions modal for a composable parent segment showing per-folder permissions, with one segment folder set to View only and another set to View and Full Control

Keep View Selected

When selecting Full Control, View is automatically selected too. Keep View selected so the user retains access to the parent segment.

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