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How to restrict Parent account of a Community user in Salesforce?
Created Account "Test Acc" With contact " Test Cont" enabled the Account as partner and enabled the contact as Partner user. Logged in as community user "Test Cont" and viewed the Parent Account, I am able to view the "Test Acc" in Community page. Actually "Test Acc" it will not display in community.
OWD settings : Account (Default External Access) = Private
Is this standard functionality,Parent Account visible in community when logged in as Partner User? Please guide me on this.
Thanks
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change the license of the user to customer user.
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