A global logistics provider uses a custom object named Vendor_Dispute__c to track contract disputes with carrier partners. Security policy mandates that standard employees should only have access to vendor dispute records they own. However, managers must automatically inherit read and edit access to all vendor dispute records owned by their direct and indirect reports in the role hierarchy. Which configuration of Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD) and sharing behavior satisfies these requirements?
- Set the Organization-Wide Default for Vendor_Dispute__c to Private, and ensure Grant Access Using Hierarchies remains checked.Cevap
- BSet the Organization-Wide Default for Vendor_Dispute__c to Private, and deselect the Grant Access Using Hierarchies option.
- CSet the Organization-Wide Default for Vendor_Dispute__c to Public Read/Write, and use custom Profiles to restrict record-level view access for non-owners.
- DSet the Organization-Wide Default for Vendor_Dispute__c to Public Read-Only, and assign a Permission Set to remove record access from peer team members.
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Set the Organization-Wide Default for the custom object to Private and keep 'Grant Access Using Hierarchies' enabled.
Setting the Organization-Wide Default (OWD) for the custom object to Private restricts baseline record access so that users can only view records they own. Keeping 'Grant Access Using Hierarchies' checked ensures that users higher in the role hierarchy automatically inherit full access to records owned by their subordinates.
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Organization-Wide Defaults (OWD) and Role Hierarchy Access