A Salesforce Administrator is tasked with manually provisioning a new team member who requires specific operational access beyond standard system capabilities. What is the correct sequence of steps the administrator should follow to provision this user according to Salesforce security best practices?
- 1Select the appropriate User License and assign a minimal baseline profile enforcing least privilege.
- 2Populate mandatory user record attributes including Username, Email, Alias, and Role in the hierarchy.
- 3Save the new User record to instantiate the user account in the organization.
- 4Assign Permission Sets to extend specialized object, field, and system permissions.
- 5Add the user account to designated Queues and Public Groups for record sharing and routing.
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The correct order to provision the user is: First, select the User License and assign a minimal baseline profile. Second, populate mandatory user record attributes like Username, Email, Alias, and Role. Third, save the User record to create the user account. Fourth, assign relevant Permission Sets to extend permissions. Fifth, add the user to designated Queues and Public Groups.
User provisioning in Salesforce begins by setting fundamental license and profile limits (least privilege), populating required fields, saving the record to generate the user ID, layering specific access via Permission Sets, and finally adding the user to sharing groups and queues.
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