An administrator at Meridian BioTech is setting up analytics for the sales team. The VP of Sales requests two specific security behaviors: first, regional sales managers should view their operational dashboard components populated strictly with records they own or share according to record-level access settings; second, senior executives require a consolidated performance dashboard that always displays company-wide totals regardless of who views it. Which TWO configurations should the administrator implement to satisfy these security requirements?
- Configure the regional sales manager dashboard as a dynamic dashboard by setting the running user to 'Run as the logged-in user'.Cevap
- BGranting View access to a dashboard folder automatically updates the Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD) for underlying report objects.
- Configure the consolidated executive dashboard as a static dashboard with the VP of Sales specified as the running user.Cevap
- DEnable dynamic running user options on the executive dashboard so viewers can drill down into source report records they do not normally have sharing access to view.
- ESet the executive dashboard source report folder permissions to 'Manage' so that static running user access rules are bypassed for non-administrative viewers.
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The administrator must set the regional sales manager dashboard to run as the logged-in user (dynamic dashboard) and set the consolidated executive dashboard to run as a static running user (the VP of Sales).
The requirement for regional managers to see only their own accessible data is fulfilled by configuring a dynamic dashboard running as the logged-in user. The requirement for executives to view aggregated company totals regardless of their personal sharing permissions is met by setting a static running user with top-level data access, such as the VP of Sales.
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Dashboard Running User and Visibility Settings