New types of permissions to help you further restrict user editing/adding capabilities

Külli Kruusla
Külli Kruusla Product Manager Posts: 20
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edited July 18 in What's New #1

We will soon start introducing new types of permissions into permission sets that aim to provide the possibility to restrict users from either creating or editing other users’ items:

  • Permissions for adding items: “Add deals”, “Add leads”, “Add organizations” and “Add people”
    • These permissions, when disabled, will restrict the user from creating new items.
      • For example, when an account settings admin disables “add organizations” permission in the global regular permission set, the regular users in that permission set will no longer be able to create new organizations.
  • Permissions for editing items owned by other users: “Edit deals owned by other users”, “Edit leads owned by other users”, “Edit organizations owned by other users”, “Edit people owned by other users”
    • These permissions, when disabled, will block users from editing other users’ item details. This permission will only block users from editing items that are owned by other users and will block only the possibility to edit item details, users without the permission are able to still add notes, edit notes, add activities etc for collaboration purposes.

These permissions will be available for Professional, Power and Enterprise plans by the end of July.

Comments

  • Dan S
    Dan S Member Posts: 2
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    edited June 28 #2

    Hi @Külli Kruusla is it possible to get early access to this functionality for one of my accounts please?

  • Paul von Kessel
    Paul von Kessel Member Posts: 8
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    Hi @Külli Kruusla

    I would also be very interested on getting early access.

    Thanks!

  • Q007
    Q007 Member Posts: 3
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    Would be nice in the futur to be able to hide certain fields for certain users, this is really something what is missing!!

  • ACT
    ACT Member Posts: 1
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    Olá @Külli Kruusla

    Eu também estaria muito interessado em obter acesso antecipado.