Data Mask is a managed package that you install in your production org. You can run the
masking process from any new sandbox created from the production org. To install and use Data
Mask, you must enable certain features in your production org and specify user permissions.
After you install the package, Salesforce automatically upgrades it with new features and bug
fixes. Data Mask currently supports API version 50.0.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with the Salesforce Data Mask or Data Mask & Seed add-on
licenses
Note This content relates to Salesforce Data Mask. Read
about Accelerate and Anonymize in Own from Salesforce.
Ensure that your organization has the Data Mask User permission set licenses. To purchase
more licenses, contact your Salesforce account executive.
Enable MyDomain and Lightning Experience features in your production org.
Follow the standard process for installing a managed package by using the Data Mask package
link.
Assign these permissions and profiles to your users in your production org.
Modify All Data user permission. If your user doesn’t have this permission or write
access for the objects being masked, the masking process still runs, but those objects
aren’t masked.
API Enabled user permission
System Administrator user profile
If you manually add a user to your sandbox org who runs a data mask, assign the same
permissions and profiles for that user.
Assign the Data Mask User permission set license to your user.
Assign the Data Mask permission set included in the installed package to your
user.
Install in Existing Sandboxes To use Data Mask in sandboxes created before you installed the managed package in your production org, additional steps are required.
Add Configuration Security by Using Named Credentials If your organization requires heightened security when making configuration changes, enhance your Data Mask configuration security. Use a named credential with an Auth provider and a connected app to provide a secure connection to the Salesforce Metadata API. This feature is available in Data Mask version 4.2 and later.
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