OWD
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What is OWD?
OWD most likely refers to Organization-Wide Defaults in Salesforce. It controls the baseline level of access that users have to each other's records when no other sharing mechanisms (role hierarchy, sharing rules, manual sharing) are in effect. It is a fundamental security setting in Salesforce.
What other technologies are related to OWD?
OWD Complementary Technologies
Sharing Rules
Sharing Rules work in conjunction with OWD to grant wider access to records based on specific criteria. They complement OWD by providing exceptions to the base access level.
Profiles
Profiles define the baseline permissions and access settings for users, including object-level permissions. OWD builds on these foundational permissions by controlling record-level access. Thus, they are complementary.
Roles
Roles define a hierarchy that can be used to grant record access to users above the record owner in the hierarchy. This complements OWD by allowing controlled access based on organizational structure.
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Which job functions commonly mention OWD?
Salesforce Administrator
0.1% of all Salesforce Administrator jobs mention OWD
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Cloud Architect
1 Cloud Architect jobs mention OWD
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Architect
3 Architect jobs mention OWD
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Quality Assurance
4 Quality Assurance jobs mention OWD
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Software Engineer
6 Software Engineer jobs mention OWD
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