Set up a default opportunity team of coworkers you typically work with on
opportunities, with a role for each member and special access to your opportunities. If you
don’t see the Opportunity Team related list, ask your Salesforce admin to enable opportunity
teams.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic
Available in: Enterprise, Performance,
Unlimited, and Developer Editions
User
Permissions Needed
To set up or edit a default opportunity team:
Opportunity owner or above the owner in the role
hierarchy
To add the opportunity owner’s default opportunity team to an
opportunity:
Opportunity owner or above the owner in the role
hierarchy
Note If you don’t see the Default Opportunity Team option in your Advanced User
Details page, ask your Salesforce admin to enable opportunity teams.
In your personal settings, go to Advanced User Details
and find Default Opportunity Team. Click Default Opportunity
Team and then Add.
Add coworkers, selecting each user’s access to the opportunity and role on the
team.
If you want, select options for adding the team to open opportunities
automatically.
To add your default team to opportunities from now on, select
Automatically add my default opportunity team to opportunities
that I create or open opportunities that are transferred to
me.
To add your default team to all your open opportunities immediately, select
Update open opportunity teams with these
members.
If you don’t add your default team to opportunities automatically, you
can add it individually by clicking Add Default Team on
the Opportunity Team related list. Add Default Team adds
the default team of the opportunity owner, not of the user who clicks the
button.
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