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Who can delete cases in Salesforce?
On the standard object permissions for the case, the user has the permissions to delete cases. If the user clicks the Delete button on the case, unless they own the case, they get directed to an “insufficient privileges” message.
How do I change permissions to delete a file?
Go ahead and right-click on the folder and choose Properties. Next you want to click on the Security tab and then click on the Advanced button. Now you want to click on the Change Permissions button at the bottom left.
Can cases be deleted in Salesforce?
To delete a case, click Del next to the case on the cases list page, or click Delete on the case detail page. The Del link and Delete button do not display for users who do not have the “Delete” permission on cases. The deleted case is moved to the Recycle Bin.
Can a user permanently delete a test case?
Users with Basic access and with permissions to permanently delete work items and manage test artifacts can only delete orphaned test cases. By default, only Project Collection Administrators can create and edit processes.
Can a user delete a file that someone else has uploaded?
If a user had sufficient permission on the record, they could delete the attachment to remove it from the record, even if someone else uploaded it. A File can be associated with multiple records, and ownership of the file is based on the person who uploaded it.
Do you need to grant permissions for a process?
To customize a process, you need to grant Edit process permissions to a user account for the specific process. Users added to the Project-Scoped Users group won’t be able to access Process settings if the Limit user visibility for projects preview feature is enabled for the organization.
How to delete files that you don’t own?
Hi Community, Delete Files that users don’t own without giving “Modify All Data”Permissions. as Modify All Data Permissions can’t be given to users to just allow delete files of other users.There should be some way to allow user to delete files for records that they don’t own.