A company's customer support manager requests that a specific group of five Tier 2 support representatives be granted permission to create and edit custom Lightning email templates directly within the Salesforce Integration with Gmail. The administrator must implement this access for only these five users without modifying the access permissions of other support representatives who share the same base profile. Which configuration approach should the administrator use?
- Create a dedicated permission set containing the necessary email template permissions and assign it specifically to the five Tier 2 representatives.Cevap
- BClone the standard Support User profile, enable Lightning email template creation permissions on the cloned profile, and reassign the five Tier 2 representatives to this new profile.
- CChange the Organization-Wide Default sharing setting for Email Templates to Public Read/Write so that all support representatives can edit templates in Gmail.
- DConfigure a matching rule within Duplicate Management to grant temporary editing privileges whenever a Tier 2 representative opens the Gmail integration pane.
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Create a dedicated permission set containing the necessary email template permissions and assign it specifically to the five Tier 2 representatives.
Permission sets are designed specifically to grant additive permissions to select users without altering their underlying profile or affecting other users assigned to the same profile. This matches Salesforce security best practices for enabling specific email integration and template capabilities for a targeted subset of team members.
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Using Permission Sets for Additive Feature Access in Email Integrations