What is managed when configuring sales literature in Dynamics 365?

When configuring sales literature in Dynamics 365, the primary focus is on managing sales documentation. This involves creating and organizing various types of sales materials that sales teams can use to support their sales processes and improve customer engagement. Sales literature can include brochures, product sheets, case studies, and any other materials that assist sales personnel in presenting information effectively to prospective clients.

Sales documentation is central to the sales literature function because it ensures that accurate, up-to-date information is available for sales representatives to access easily. This documentation helps promote products or services and provides necessary details that could influence purchase decisions.

The other options pertain to aspects outside the direct management of sales literature. For instance, product availability relates to stock levels or supply chain management, market analysis reports deal with data and insights into market trends and consumer behavior, and user permissions concern the access rights within the Dynamics 365 system itself. None of these are the primary focus when configuring sales literature, which is inherently about the documentation that supports sales activities.