In a private sharing model, the following can be used when Role Hierarchy alone isn't sufficient when providing record access to users (Choose all that apply.)
In a private sharing model, the following can be used when Role Hierarchy alone isn't sufficient when providing record access to users (Choose all that apply.)
To provide record access to users in a private sharing model when Role Hierarchy alone isn't sufficient, Sharing Rules can be used to grant access based on record ownership, while Manual Sharing allows individual users to grant access to specific records. Additionally, Teams (Account, Sales, and Case) offer a way to include groups of users with specific roles under records, which serves a similar purpose to manual sharing but with predefined roles, making it easier and more consistent to manage record access.
Teams is just a grouping measure, just like public group. It can be used in sharing setup but it's not a sharing method. Also, there is no Case Team.
The question says : "In a private sharing model, the following can be used when Role Hierarchy alone isn't sufficient when providing record access to users (Choose all that apply.)" => https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.managing_the_sharing_model.htm&type=5 : *** Teams is another Method for Controlling Access to Records
Teams (Account, Sales and Case) - Can this be explained how
Hi vid25, With teams you set a group of user with a role under the record. For each user, you define the record access wich is basically the same to a manual sharing. For me is a vitaminized manual sharing rule. You can give access but including a role and you have the posibility to make a default team that makes easier to share record with same people frequently than manual sharing.
Options selected are correct
The answer is wrong. Should be B & C only. Teams is just a grouping measure, just like public group. It can be used in sharing setup but it's not a sharing method. Also, there is no Case Team.
It should be BC.
I think BC
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.managing_the_sharing_model.htm&language=en_US&type=5
3 of them are correct