User Administration & Management

Manage user accounts and roles on your Saleforce Platform.

User administration and management support in Salesforce involves overseeing user accounts, roles, profiles, permissions, and access control within the Salesforce platform.

Assigning the right profiles, roles, and data access means you will have more flexibility in the future. Consider a comprehensive user management strategy that incorporates these best practices.

Ensuring optimal performance of Salesforce systems and products. Upgrading and configuring Salesforce systems for optimized integration. Performing database maintenance tasks, including diagnostic tests and duplicate entry cleansing. Preparing reports for sales and other departments.

User Admin and Management Support for Salesforce Platform and Applications

  • User Administration: User administration in Salesforce involves managing user accounts, roles, profiles, permissions, and access to various features and data within the Salesforce platform. Admins can create, modify, and delete user accounts, assign roles and profiles, and configure security settings to control user access.
  • Profile and Permission Sets: Profiles in Salesforce define what users can see and do within the system. Permission sets provide additional permissions beyond what is defined in profiles, allowing administrators to grant or revoke specific access rights for individual users or groups.
  • Roles and Role Hierarchy: Roles in Salesforce determine a user's position in the organizational hierarchy and control access to records. The role hierarchy defines the level of access users have to records owned by users below them in the hierarchy.
  • Sharing Settings: Sharing settings in Salesforce determine how records are shared among users and groups. Administrators can configure sharing rules, manual sharing, and criteria-based sharing to control the visibility and accessibility of records.
  • Data Management: Salesforce offers various tools and features for data management, including data import and export, data cleansing, data validation rules, and data security measures. Administrators can define data quality processes and ensure data integrity within the system.