Security and access.
From the moment and user logs into the application security comes into picture.
So what the security
security defines.
What does all that and user gain access.
Ask them blessed that what is that and use of candle.
What does that he cannot do so all that is defined by security restrictions.
So as soon as we log into the application any user for that matter logs into the application.
What does that he can do.
What does all that he can do.
Say for example as a user I can see all these steps right.
And then I click here like I see my profiles my settings and all these.
So what are all the options like.
And users can have and then I see here like what does all the apps that I can access want but all the
options that I would have in my set up here.
And ordered all the tabs that I can see even if I click on a tab.
What are all the records that I can see.
And even if I click on a record what are all the fees that I can see.
Literally every single thing that we see in our sales force ARG is controlled by security.
So what does all that a user can access.
That is defined by security.
And in real time we very well understand that different users should have different levels of access.
Right team managers should be able to access some set of or missions that as team members should have
a different level of access.
See we should have a different level of access see if we should have a different level of access saying
steps should have a different level of access.
So all these axes are defined by many factors basically defined by their roles by their day to day activities
defined by their teams like marketing teams would have different access sales team would have different
access like this defined by many many factors.
So different users have different levels of access in any art.
So that is all defined by security so we define security and sales full sort of in such a way that appropriate
users should have appropriate access in Salesforce the sales full security model basically have made
major three levels of access.
The first is the object level access.
Second is the record level access.
And the third is the fee level access.
First is the object level access object level access is basically the baseline access.
There is nothing that can grant more access than the object level access and in sales force object level
access is defined by profiles then permission sets.
Next is that a record level access.
So once the object level access is defined say for example and use it has guard access to a particular
object then comes at a card level.
So I have got access to an object but what all the records that I can see.
Can I see all the records or can I see only some of the records.
So there comes a recording of Alexis so both use it and use it.
B might have access to an object but it is not that use it and user B sees all the records of that particular
object.
No use at.
Am I to have access to some set of records and use that to be might have access to a different set of
records.
So that is defined by the record level access and the Tor level is the fee level access so that is one
particular recording an object.
Say for example a student record so both use it and use it to be has got access to the student record.
However we can still impose restrictions stating that student eg can see all the fields however Student
B can only see only some of the fields of that record.
So that is a fee level access in Salesforce the fee level access is controlled by a concept called this
fee level security.
So this is the overall picture of the sales full security model object level access record level access
and the fee level access.
We configure all these in such a way that appropriate users get access to their appropriate data and
components and in the forthcoming sessions Let's discuss in detail about each one of these.