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What happens when you deactivate a user in Salesforce?
What happens when you deactivate a user in Salesforce?
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Deactivating a user in Salesforce means that user will not be deleted from the system but will no longer be able to log in to Salesforce and their records can be transferred to another user. They cannot be part of workflows or part of any automated processes
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Deactivating a user in Salesforce means that user will not be deleted from the system but will no longer be able to log in to Salesforce.
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Deactivating a user in Salesforce means that user will not be deleted from the system but will no longer be able to log in to Salesforce and their records can be transferred to another user.
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