Tip of the Week – How to Enable Delegated Administrators
Administrator roles and privileges can vary widely from job to job and company to company. This is why Salesforce has created delegated administrators, which are user profiles who have limited admin privileges assigned to them. For example, you can assign admin privileges to the Development Lead to monitor and oversee the Development team.
Not only can you spread out the administrative tasks to streamline and organize processes, but you can create specific roles and responsibilities for different members of your team. To take it a step further, you can even create groups of delegated administrators, who all have the same admin privileges, making it easy to build a team with oversight and accountability. Click the link below for steps on setting up Delegated Admin users.
Steps to Enable Delegated Administrators
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