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What is the difference between roles and profiles in Salesforce?
What is the difference between roles and profiles in Salesforce?
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Profiles help to control object privileges such as CRED (Create, Read, Edit, Delete). They also contain system permissions that a user can carry out such as exporting data.
Roles on the other hand help with sharing records across an organization. They work in a hierarchical fashion, giving users access to records that are owned by people lower down in the hierarchy. -
Role:
It provide us what type of record access a particular user has
Profile:
It provide CRUD operation for object and fields and access to tabs and applications
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