You can control access to data at different levels. For example, you can control the
access that a user has to objects by assigning object permissions. Within an object, you can
control which fields a user has access to by using field-level security. You can control access to
data at the record level by assigning sharing settings. Review the default sharing settings for
Insurance objects and modify them based on your needs.
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From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Sharing Settings, and then
select Sharing Settings.
Under Organization-Wide Defaults, review the access levels for the following objects. By
default, they are set to Private.
Business Milestone
Claim
Coverage Type (available when the Access Master List of Coverage Types org pref is
enabled)
Customer Property
Insurance Policy
Insurance Policy Asset
Producer
Producer Policy Assignment (available when the Let Multiple Producers Work on the Same
Policy org pref is enabled)
Product Coverage (available when the Access Master List of Coverage Types org pref is
enabled)
Securities Holding
Worker Compensation Coverage Class
To change an access level, click Edit.
For each object, select the default access you want to use.
Save your changes.
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