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title: Granting users access to your Coveo Classic components (Deprecated)
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# Granting users access to your Coveo Classic components (Deprecated)
> **Important**
>
> As of the [Coveo for Salesforce v5](https://docs.coveo.com/en/n5bj0150/) release, the Coveo Classic components are no longer supported (see [What's new in v5?](https://docs.coveo.com/en/n4qa0444/)).
> This article only applies to users who are running older versions of the Coveo for Salesforce package.

You typically create and customize your Coveo components while they're accessible only to Salesforce administrators.
Once a component is ready for your production environment, you must make it accessible to the appropriate Salesforce users.

## Granting users access to your Coveo for Salesforce search page

Similarly, if you create a new Salesforce page to host a customized Coveo-powered search page, you also need to grant appropriate Salesforce users access to your custom Salesforce page.

To grant Salesforce users access to your Coveo for Salesforce search page

. Log in to your Salesforce organization using an Administrator account.

. On the User menu in the upper-right corner, click ![Cog icon](coveo-for-salesforce/setup-cog-icon.png), and then select **Setup**.

. In the navigation bar on the left, search for and select **Visualforce Pages**.

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|With Salesforce Lightning | With Salesforce Classic

|Under **Platform Tools**, select **Custom Code** > **Visualforce Pages**.
|Under **Build**, select **Develop** > **Visualforce Pages**.
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. On the **Visualforce Pages** page, on the line for your standard search page (such as **Search**, **MobileSearch**, and **CommunitySearch**) or custom search page, click **Security**.

. On the **Enable Profile Access for Visualforce Page** page for your custom page, in the **Available Profiles** list, select the profiles corresponding to the users that must have access to the Coveo-powered search page, and add them to the **Enabled Profiles** list.

![Enable Profile Access page displaying Available Profiles list and Enabled Profiles list with System Administrator added for Coveo search page](https://docs.coveo.com/en/assets/images/coveo-for-salesforce/enable-profile.png)

. Click **Save**.

## Granting Salesforce users access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component

After [installing the Coveo for Salesforce application](https://docs.coveo.com/en/1102/) and following the recommendation to set the security level to grant access to administrators only, your Salesforce users don't yet have access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component.

**To grant Salesforce users access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component**

. Log in to your Salesforce organization using an Administrator account.

. Grant user profiles access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component.

There are two ways to grant your users access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component depending on the number of profiles within your organization:

- **Profile permissions on Visualforce pages**: This method is more efficient when you have less than six user profiles.

Edit each profile permission at once to allow users under these profiles to access the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component (see [Grant a profile access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic component](#grant-a-profile-access-to-the-coveo-insight-panel-classic-component)).

- **Visualforce pages permissions on profiles**: This method is more efficient when you have more than six profiles.

Set the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component (Visualforce pages) to be only accessible by the user profiles you want (see [Edit Visualforce page permissions](#edit-visualforce-page-permissions)).

### Grant a profile access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component

. Access the **Profiles** page:

.. In the User menu, select **Setup**.

.. In the navigation bar on the left, under **Administration Setup**, select **Manage Users** > **Profiles**.

. On the **Profiles** page, click the profile name to which you want to grant access to the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component.

. On the **Profile Edit** page, in the **Enabled Visualforce Page Access** section, click **Edit**.

. On the **Enable Visualforce Page Access** page:

![Enable Visualforce Page Access screen showing Available and Enabled lists CoveoV2.CoveoPanelForCases selected ready to Add](https://docs.coveo.com/en/assets/images/coveo-for-salesforce/visualforce-page-access.png)

.. In the **Available Visualforce Pages** list, select **CoveoV2.CoveoPanelForCases**.

.. Click **Add** to make it appear in the **Enabled Visualforce Pages** list.

.. Click **Save**.

. Repeat this procedure for each profile to which you want to grant access the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component.

### Edit Visualforce page permissions

. In the navigation bar on the left, under **App Setup**, select **Develop**> **Pages**.

. On the **Visualforce Pages** page, in the **Action** column, click the **Security** link on the line on which **PanelForCases** is in the **Name** column.

. In the Enable Profile Access for Visualforce Page:

![Enable Profile Access dialog for PanelForCases showing Available Profiles and Enabled Profiles lists in Coveo for Salesforce](https://docs.coveo.com/en/assets/images/coveo-for-salesforce/enable-profile-edit-section.png)

.. In the **Available Profiles** list, select one or more profile to which you want to grant access to the PanelForCases page.

.. Click **Add** to make it appear in the **Enabled Profiles** list.

.. Click **Save**.