An administrator at a renewable energy firm needs to grant 15 Field Engineers access to a custom object named Solar Grid Assets without modifying their baseline profile. Additionally, the administrator must consolidate this new access with several existing operational permissions into a single assignment, while ensuring the extra access automatically expires after 90 days. Which TWO administrative actions should the administrator take to fulfill these requirements? (Choose 2)
- Create a Permission Set granting object access to Solar Grid Assets and assign it with an expiration date using Permission Set Expiration.Answer
- Combine the new Permission Set with existing operational Permission Sets into a Permission Set Group for streamlined single-assignment management.Answer
- CClone the baseline Field Engineer profile, grant access to Solar Grid Assets on the cloned profile, and configure a scheduled flow to revert the profile after 90 days.
- DUpdate the Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD) for Solar Grid Assets to Public Read/Write and set an automated deactivation rule on the object settings.
Answer
The administrator should create a Permission Set with the required object permissions and assign it with an expiration date, and consolidate the permission sets into a Permission Set Group for streamlined user assignment.
Permission Sets provide additive permissions for specific users without altering profile definitions, and native user assignment expiration dates handle the 90-day access requirement. Combining Permission Sets into a Permission Set Group enables administrators to manage multiple permission sets as a single bundle for assignment.
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Key Concept
Permission Sets and Permission Set Groups