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We have a set of users who are able to change the Owner of a Lead, and we don't want them to.  

 

*  OWD has that set to private.  

 

* In the Profile / System Permissions, both the "Transfer Record" and "Edit Read Only Fields" are unchecked.  

 

* In the Profile / Object Settings / Leads / Object Permissions, they have read, create, edit and delete.  

 

* Drilling down further to /Field Permissions, the Lead Owner field shows checks in the check boxes in Read and Edit, but they are greyed out and un-editable.  

 

* I've looked through every Permission Set and the only one that offers even "Transfer Leads" isn't assigned to any of the users that we don't want to have this access.

 

* In the Leads Page Layout, the view of the Lead Owner field is Read Only.  

 

* Sharing in Leads is set to Read Only via the group.  

 

*  The hierarchies are set to edit contacts and accts related to leads you own, and these folks are mid level above some roles, below others. 

 

What else is there??

 

 
3 respuestas
  1. 3 abr 2015, 2:05
    A record owner, or any user above the owner in the role or territory hierarchy, can transfer a single record to another user. With some objects, like cases, leads, and campaigns, a user may be granted access to transfer records through sharing. Depending on the type of object, there may be multiple ways to transfer records to another user:

     

    Ability to Change Ownership
    • Users with the “Modify All Data” permission, or users with the “Modify All” permission for the given object, can transfer any record, regardless of who owns the record.
    • To transfer a single record or multiple records from a list view, the new owner must have at least the “Read” permission on the object type. This rule does not apply if you use the mass transfer tool.
    • To transfer ownership of any single record in an organization that does not use territory management, a user must have the appropriate “Edit” permission and either own the record or be above the owner in the role hierarchy.
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    • For example, to transfer ownership of an account, a user must have “Read” and “Edit” access to the account. Additionally, the new owner of the record must have at least “Read” permission on accounts.
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    • The Public Full Access and Public Read/Write/Transfer sharing settings give all users the ability to transfer ownership of that type of record as long as they have the appropriate “Edit” permission.
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    • In organizations that use territory management, users that have been assigned to territories can be enabled to transfer the accounts in their territories, even if they are not the record owner.
    • To transfer campaigns, users must also have the Marketing User checkbox selected on their user record.
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