A logistics company uses a standard profile to grant baseline read-only access to all Customer Service Representatives. During a quarterly system audit, five specific representatives need temporary administrative access to create and modify Vehicle Maintenance Log records. The administrator wants to grant these extended permissions without altering the access rights of the remaining representatives assigned to the standard profile. Which configuration approach should the administrator implement to grant these additional permissions?
- Create a Permission Set with Create and Edit access on Vehicle Maintenance Logs and assign it to the five selected representatives.Answer
- BClone the baseline Customer Service profile, enable Create and Edit permissions on Vehicle Maintenance Logs, and assign the new profile to the five representatives.
- CModify the baseline Customer Service profile to include Create and Edit access on Vehicle Maintenance Logs for all assigned representatives.
- DCreate a custom profile for Vehicle Maintenance Auditors with full access rights and reassign all customer service staff to this new profile.
Answer
The administrator should create a Permission Set with Create and Edit permissions on Vehicle Maintenance Logs and assign it to the five representatives who require the additional access.
Creating a dedicated Permission Set and assigning it specifically to the five representatives allows the administrator to additively grant Create and Edit access on Vehicle Maintenance Logs without modifying the shared base profile or affecting other users.
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Key Concept
Profiles provide foundational access, while Permission Sets are used to grant additive object, field, and system permissions to individual users or subsets of users.