Divisions let you segment your organization's data into logical sections, making searches, reports, and list views more
meaningful to users. Divisions are useful for organizations with extremely large
amounts of data.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic
Available in: Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer
Editions
Divisions do not restrict access to data and are not meant for security purposes.
How Divisions Work Divisions can be assigned to users and other kinds of records. For example, you can create a report to show the opportunities for just the North American division to get accurate sales numbers for the North American sales team.
Set Up Divisions When setting up divisions, you must create divisions and assign records to divisions to make sure that your data is categorized effectively.
Create and Edit Divisions Creating logical divisions for your organization helps you segment your records to make searching and reporting easier.
Reporting With Divisions If your organization uses divisions to segment data, you can customize your reports to show records within specific divisions.
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