A system administrator is onboarding new sales representatives who require specialized access to specific records based on their sub-team functions. Simultaneously, an existing account executive has unexpectedly left the company while assigned as the default workflow user and an active approver on several high-value pending quotes. Which TWO actions should the administrator take to address user provisioning and account maintenance in this scenario?
- Freeze the departed account executive's user account immediately to block system access without disrupting existing automated processes.Cevap
- Assign a standard base profile to all new sales representatives and use permission sets to grant additional specialized record access.Cevap
- CDeactivate the departed account executive's user account immediately so that pending quote approval requests are automatically reassigned to their manager.
- DCreate separate custom profiles for each sub-team to manage unique additive permissions for the new sales representatives.
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The administrator should freeze the departed account executive's account immediately to temporarily block login access while maintaining workflow integrity, and assign a standard base profile to new representatives while granting specialized access using permission sets.
Freezing a user account temporarily blocks login access immediately without causing runtime failures in automated workflows or active approval hierarchies where the user is assigned. Additionally, pairing a baseline profile with targeted permission sets follows Salesforce security best practices for provisioning additive user permissions.
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