Map the objects that students share with proxies, and define how they resolve to the
student. Create separate datasets if proxies require access to different categories of
information, such as billing statements or course schedules.
Required Editions
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with Education
Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create a delegate access data set:
Education Cloud Full Access permission set
AND
View Setup and Configuration
permission set
AND
Manage Delegated Access and Related Objects permission
set
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To create a delegate access data set:
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Education Cloud, and then select
Delegated Access Management.
Under Delegate Access Data Sets, click New.
Enter the data set name and description. For example, enter Student academic
data as the name and Data for student academic performance
as the description.
Select Active.
You can’t modify an active data set.
Under Data Set Object Details, click Add Destination Object.
Select a destination object. For example, Academic Term
Enrollment.
Select the destination path to the student's contact, account, or user.
Select the field type and access level. For example, select Contact
as the destination field type and Read as the access level.
Save your changes.
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