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I need to create a Sharing Rule that only allows Users to see Campaign Members where they are the record owner of the Contact or Lead that corresponds with the Campaign Member.

Sharing Rules don't support the formula criteria I would be using, and I'm not finding a 'CampaignMemberShare' object that I can reference in apex.

Is there another way I might be able to attack this? Am I missing something? Or am I out of luck on this requirement?

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Hello Trailblazers, 

I will be working as  a BA at my organisation working on CRM analytics. 

Any Business analyst in our group who is currently working or worked as a BA on CRM analytics? 

Please share your experience any tips and techniques. Thank you. 

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Hi all,

my org-wide sharing is private on the opportunity.

Now I have created a sharing rule that share (Read/Write) opportunity with a public group.

I can assign to this public group using one of these profiles A or B

A is read-only on the opportunity

B is read/edit on the opportunity

The effect is that a user (in this pubic group) with profile A can only see the opportunities shared with the group. Instead, a user (in this pubic group) with profile B can see the opportunities shared with the group AND edit them.

Can you confirm?

I hope so!

Now, in case of a user with profile A (read-only) is correct he can't edit opportunities owned?

tks

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I was reading the article, here it is mentioned

I couldn't really understand what is difference between two.

Any help of it is really appreciated.

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Is it possible to set things up so that someone can see that a record owned by someone else 

#Permissions #Sharing Settings #Sharing #Record Sharing #Sales Cloudexists but can't open that record? 

Say we have a custom object "Custom X" which is a child of Contact. There is a Contact record "Contact A" which has two "Custom X" records. User John owns one and user Abigail owns the other. We don't want John to be able to open Abigail's record and vice versa, but it would be good if John could see that "Contact A" does have another "Custom X" record owned by Abigail.

Is that possible to do?

• Create a profile called Directory and the user in this profile must be able to see all the records of all the users irrespective of hierarchy.

I am not seeing Asset as an object type when trying to create an Account Relationship Data Sharing rule. Is this unsupported? Are there a list of supported types documented somewhere? Appreciate any insights!

I made sure Asset sharing is enabled and External/Internal OWD is not CBP but no dice. 

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We have a specific sharing scenario that can't be solved with standard sharing rules. Our original solution was to use manual sharing, but because deactivated users lose access to any records that were manually shared with them, it may not work for our situation. I've been doing some research to see if Apex managed sharing would work for our purposes.

I am trying to figure out if Apex managed sharing is maintained if a user is deactivated (such that if they are reactivated, they would still have access to those records). I can't find anything mentioning caveats around user deactivation, which makes me think it would be maintained, but I want to be absolutely certain.

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