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Why do we use permission sets in Salesforce?
Why we use permission sets in Salesforce?
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Hi Ratnesh,
Permission set is used to give extra permission to a particular user . We can give Extra grants to user but can not revoke permissions by Permission set.
Permission set is work on Object level security.
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Hii Ratnesh,
The settings and permissions in permission sets are also found in profiles, but permission sets extend users' functional access without changing their profiles.
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Hi Ratnesh,
In Salesforce we use permission set to provide additional access to a user/a group of users. we can not use permission sets to restrict the access.
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