Securely Share Grantmaking Records in CRM or Experience Cloud Using Compliant Data
Sharing
Use Compliant Data Sharing so admins and grant managers control and monitor what data
gets shared in Experience Cloud and CRM without writing complex code.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Nonprofit Cloud for Grantmaking and Public Sector Solutions. View edition
availability.
User Permissions
Needed
To configure Grantmaking:
Grantmaking Manager permission set
To configure Compliant Data Sharing:
Configure Compliant Data Sharing system permission
To share records 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 Compliant Data Sharing
To have a record shared with you using Compliant Data Sharing:
Use Compliant Data Sharing system permission
To let CRM and Experience Cloud users share Grantmaking records, turn on and configure
Compliant Data Sharing for the objects that you want to use. See the Grantmaking objects that
are available for Compliant Data Sharing in Setup where you turn on the feature. Review the
Compliant Data Sharing documentation for steps to use the feature in CRM and Experience
Cloud.
Use Compliant Data Sharing in Grantmaking so that:
Grant seekers can add collaborators in Experience Cloud to help complete grant
applications.
Grant managers can add specific applicants in Experience Cloud for private funding
opportunities.
Grant managers can add grantees as collaborators to manage funding awards.
In orgs with strict sharing policies, admins and grant managers can internally share
records in Salesforce CRM.
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