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You have to do it through permisions on the assortment, like so:

          var permission = new AssortmentPermission(assortment, user);
          assortment.Permissions.Add(user.ID, permission);
          Dynamicweb.Ecommerce.Services.Assortments.SaveAssortment(assortment);
          permission.AssortmentID = assortment.ID;
          Dynamicweb.Ecommerce.Services.Assortments.SaveAssortmentPermission(permission);

I had to save twice: first the assortment, the the assortment permission. Not sure if that's still needed on recent versions.

Imar

Hi Imar,

Thank you very much for the detailed explanation.

Now it makes sense why I could not find an explicit method. I was looking in the wrong place :)

Maybe someone from Dynamicweb can express an opinion about this approach. In the meantime, I will use your suggestion.

Thank you very much,

Adrian

You put the user into a group that is in an assortment. Do not add users to assortments as it will cause performance issues very fast.

When you create new users you can add them to groups - and then they will automatically be in assortments that the group has access to.

BR Nicolai