Verifying Object, Field, and Record Access for Partner Users
For partner users to export records, partners must have permission to access the record
from the vendor’s Experience Cloud partner site. Before you begin Partner Connect setup, we
recommend that vendor admins check that partner users have the level of access that the vendor
wants.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions in Agentforce for Sales with Partner Ecosystem Management - Members, Partner
Ecosystem Management - Login and PRM add-on license. Partners aren’t required
to purchase any licenses to use Partner Connect.
We recommend that vendor admins verify partner access to vendor records that’s provided in
any of these ways.
Verify that object permissions and field permissions provide the access that you
expect. Partner users must have at least Read permission on the objects you’re integrating
to be able to see and export records on that object.
Verify that account relationship sharing rules provide the access that you expect. You can
use account relationship sharing to define the criteria for partner users to access specific
records on an object. See Account Relationships and Account Relationship Data Sharing
Rules.
After vendor and partner admins complete the Partner Connect setup prerequisites, the vendor
admin can kick off the Partner Connect setup process.
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