Control Object Access with Profiles and Permission Sets | Salesforce Who Sees What Ch. 3

Welcome to Control Object Access with Profile and Permission Sets, the third video in the Who Sees What series. • Who Sees What in Sales...
In this video, we’ll show you how to create Salesforce profiles and permission sets, and discuss how they’re used to control object access.
The videos in this series provide admins the basics on visibility and data access in Salesforce, so they can successfully set up their org.
0:00 Introduction
1:18 Minimum Access-Salesforce Profile
1:52 Standard User Profile
2:10 Solution Manager, Marketing User, Contract Manager
2:21 System Administrator Profile
3:00 Permission Sets
3:42 Learning Objectives
3:53 User Management Settings
4:10 Assign a Profile
4:23 Create a Permission Set
6:07 Create Another Permission Set
6:38 Learn More
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[@vijayanandg459]

Great Explanation

[@takeshikobayashi39]

Thank for the helpful Video. First I must create a profile. Then defining the access right on the profile I created. Next I assign the profile to a user. The user can access the objects through the profile they are assigned. Permission Set and Permission Set Group are extensible function on Profiles. They are optional.

[@refiloemalekela5890]

3:42

[@dinadeshpande]

@SalesforceSupport "You can't edit standard profiles": Is that accurate? I am able to edit them. Thank you.

[@jamesparks214]

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