By default, access to custom settings is limited through the Restrict access
to custom settings org-wide preference. Admins can grant API Read access through
profiles and permission sets to users without the Customize Application permission.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience.
Available in: Group, Professional, Developer, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Database.com Editions.
Packages aren’t
available in Database.com.
From Setup, enter Schema Settings in the Quick
Find box, and make sure that the Restrict access to custom settings org permission
is enabled.
Enter User Management Settings in the Quick
Find box, and enable Enhanced Profile User Interface.
This setting provides a uniform and streamlined interface, but isn’t a requirement for
granting permissions.
Enter Profiles or Permission Sets in the
Quick Find box.
Click the name of the profile or permission set that you want to edit.
Click Custom Setting Definitions.
Click Edit.
Add the custom setting to the Enabled Custom Setting Definitions
list.
Click Save.
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