#System Administrator Profile0 debatiendo

I am looking to see if there is any published information on the future of Standard Profiles with the EOL of Permissions on Profiles date removed?

I see there was a comment in this group back in March 2023 that Salesforce is planning to replace Standard System Administrator Profile with a standard System Administrator Permission Set Group, link here: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/feed/0D54S00000JgZizSAF.

Has there been any update on this? And is there any update on other standard profiles if they will be replaced with any standard Permission Set Groups as well?

@Cheryl Feldman

#User Management

#System Administrator Profile

#Standard Profiles

Dear Community,

We're looking for advice on how to configure a Salesforce Admin user with specific restrictions. Our goal is to create a Salesforce Admin user who possesses all the generic Salesforce Admin setup permissions but is restricted from adding or removing Salesforce users.

Any insights or recommendations on the best way to set up such a permission set would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

Zoltan

How will System Administrator full access be handled with the profile to permission set transition? Will we now have to manually build that full access for every org? It can't be built in Permission Sets or PSGs because there will be users with the Manage Permission Sets permission who can tamper with it. Won't it have to remain in Profiles to preserve the security of the 5 "Permissions of Death"? 

Also, Packages usually have 3 options: System Admin, All Users, Specific Profiles. How will that new full access be added to only the System Administrators? #Best Practices #System Administrator Profile

I’m the only one using Salesforce (Real Estate agent). Is it normal to have my admin account and run my regular business? Or, should I add myself as a user and work under that profile? I’m new to Salesforce and working through the training but it’s overwhelming at times trying to just get the ball rolling on implementation. It feels like I’m building everything from scratch rather than an out of the box CRM. Any insights/help would be appreciated

Under the current setup the standard sys admin profile is automatically enabled for all object, field,  system, and other permissions. When we shift over to using permission sets, how can we create a sys admin permission  set that will be automatically updated? Granting VAD and MAD, will not update other permissions such as system permissions, installed package access, etc. Will this have to be maintained manually? Will Salesforce supply standard permission sets that replace this functionality? Is there any other way to achieve this?

@Cheryl Feldman

#User Management

#System Administrator Profile

As a fresher can any one suggest me a salesforce administrator job

For one of the user i want to give him all access that system admin have, except he should not able to create any new field on any (Std/Custom) object.

Is this Possible??

In completing a Beginner Admin Project I adjusted my Admin settings somehow and now I can not set up a user in the Set Up Case Escalation And Entitlements. It won't let me input any information after I get into Service Setup. Any and all help will be appreciated.

#Beginner Admin #Administration Settings #Service Setup  #Users #System Administrator Profile  

Hi All,

I cloned the system administrator profile and added a couple of users called 'guest user1' & 'guest user2'. guest user2  shouldn't access few standard and custom objects. How  I can achieve this? 

I recently implemented Two-factor Authentication via a Permission Set for users with the System Administrator profile.  My hope was to start with the PS and then apply it at the Profile level to avoid the maintenance.  Our organization refreshed our Full Sandbox and we realized that the System Administrators with the Two-factor PS were not able to login to the refreshed sandbox.  Luckily, I had an account without the PS that I used to login and remove the PS from the System Admins.   I’d still like to apply Two-factor via Profile, but am not sure how to address refreshes going forward.  My goal is for all System Admin UI logins to require Two-factor, so creating a sperate profile without it is not a good fit.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Stephen