Key Features
Record separation can occur on any table, based on any field that references Company, Group, Department, Location, User, or a custom Defined Relationship
Users only see records for the Groups/Companies/Etc to which they belong
Record separation can be applied on a per table basis, with different rules per table
Record separation can be applied based on one or multiple fields per table
Record separation can be selectively applied to only certain cases (ie - only separate groups x and y, but leave z unaffected)
Record separation can be overridden by admin, based on 'owner overrides' (ie - if the logged in user is the 'Opened by' or 'Caller'), based on a user being an approver for a task, or based on membership to a 'visibility group'
Record separation can be selectively cascaded to child tables
‘One-way’ or ‘Two-way’ separation can be utilized to achieve heightened levels of security
Customization is available to manually add additional queries to a rule
Example uses include:
Selectively segregate Incidents so that only their assignment group can see them.
Secure sensitive HR, Legal or Finance data so that only the appropriate groups have visibility.
Segregate data amongst assignment groups while allowing overarching visibility to select groups for oversight & compliance.
Hide data from end users without alerting them to its presence.
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