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Permission set is assigned to user, how does it assign to a particular profile not user in Salesforce?
Permission set is assigned to user, how does it assign to a particular profile not user?
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Hi Pranav,
The permission sets can only be assigned at a user level.
For more information you may check this link:- https://success.salesforce.com/answers?id=90630000000ggufAAA
Thankyou
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Hi Pranav,
There is no sense of assigning the permission set to a profile. The permission set is for adding an exception on the profiles means providing additional access. You can add permission set's permission on the profile directly.
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A Permission Set is a collection of settings and permissions that give users access .Permission sets can assign to users only can't assign to profiles.
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