Share an Interaction from the Interaction Participants Related List
You can share an interaction with a user or a group by adding them as participants to
the record from the Interaction Participants related list. With this approach, you can share a
record with only one user or a group at a time.
Required Editions
To share an interaction and to access the Interaction Participant object, ensure that
compliant data sharing is enabled for the Interaction object.
Available in: Lightning Experience in Professional, Enterprise,
and Unlimited Editions that have Financial Services Cloud enabled.
User Permissions
Needed
To share an interaction using the Interaction Participants related
list:
Financial Services Cloud Extension OR FSC Sales
From an interaction record page, on the Interaction Participants related list, click
New.
From the Participant list, search for and select the user or the group that you want to
share the interaction with.
Select a participant role, enter comments, and select
Active.
Save your changes.
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