Give your Financial Services Client Portal users access to records using sharing sets. A
sharing set grants portal users access to a record associated with an account or contact that
matches the user’s account or contact. You can grant access to records through access mapping,
which defines access for each object in the sharing set.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions where Financial
Services Cloud is enabled
User Permissions Needed
To create or update sharing sets:
Customize Application
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Digital Experiences, and
then select Settings.
In the Sharing Sets related list, click New to create a sharing
set.
Enter a label for the sharing set.
In the Select Profiles section, select your cloned community user profile and click
Add.
Under Select Objects, select Account-Account Relationship, Case,
Financial Account, Public Complaint, and User objects and click
Add.
In the Configure Access section, configure access for the selected profile and
objects.
Next to Account-Account Relationship, click Set Up.
For User, select Account, for Target Account-Account Relationship,
select Owner.Account, and for Access Level, select Read
Only.
Click Update.
Next to Case, click Set Up.
For User, select Account, for Target Case, select
Owner.Account, and for Access Level, select
Read/Write.
Click Update.
Next to Financial Account, click Set Up.
For User, select Account, for Target Financial Account, select
FinServ__PrimaryOwner__c, and for Access Level, select
Read Only.
Click Update.
Next to Public Complaint, click Set Up.
For User, select Account, for Target Public Complaint, select
Account, and for Access Level, select Read
Only.
Click Update.
Next to User, click Set Up.
For User, select Account, for Target User, select
Account, and for Access Level, select Read
Only.
Click Update.
Save your changes.
Note When a customer community user launches the complaint intake process from the Financial
Services Client Portal, only the accounts and financial accounts for which the user is a
primary owner are shown.
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