Set Up an Object for Public and Private Sharing in Compliant Data Sharing
It gets a little tricky when you want to share most records for an object publicly but
that object also has some records that are visible only to some users. For example, a Grantmaking
Experience Cloud site can show most funding opportunities to all users but it also has some
funding opportunities that are available only by invitation and not publicly visible.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, and Unlimited Editions in
Financial Services Cloud
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with
Nonprofit Cloud
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Public Sector Solutions
User Permissions Needed
To configure Compliant Data Sharing:
Configure Compliant Data Sharing System Permission
To share records by using Compliant Data Sharing:
Use Compliant Data Sharing System Permission
AND
Be the owner of the record OR
have edit access on the record through CDS
Set the organization-wide sharing defaults for the object to Private.
Add a field on the object that indicates if the record is public.
Set up criteria-based sharing rules to share the record with all Experience Cloud users
when the record is set as public.
To share a private record, go to the record and create a participant record for the user
you want to share it with.
For example, add a Read-only participant record for the person you want to invite to apply
for a private funding opportunity through your Experience Cloud site.
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