Rethink is designed to support a team environment, and be customizable for your specific needs. Depending on your data sharing preferences, Rethink can be configured to broadly share data between brokers, or carefully restrict access.
To support this, Rethink is built around three different types of users:
System Administrators
Rethink Advanced Users
Rethink Standard Users
System Administrator
Admins have special permissions. In addition to having full access to all user records and data in the system, they manage things like user accounts, sharing rules, objects, workflows, validation rules, reports, and more. Admins are planners, problem-solvers, and heroes - please review this article to learn more about the role and responsibilities. All Rethink organizations have at least one administrator. Your administrator’s role can be as simple or as complex as your company’s size and structure. Below are just a few examples of what system administrators do in Rethink:
Create a custom workflow
View and modify all records in the database
Create custom approval processes
Develop custom report types
Create custom permission sets assigned to specific users
Answer questions about your own or others’ access to records.
Install applications from the AppExchange (limitations do apply in terms of what applications)
A special license type called 'Salesforce' is required to set up a user as a system administrator. The standard 'Salesforce Platform' broker license will not suffice.
There is a strict limit of 1 system administrator for every 50 users.
Rethink Advanced User
Rethink Advanced Users can Read, Create, Edit, Delete, and View All records in the database (records they own, and records other users own).
This profile type requires a 'Salesforce Platform' license.
Rethink Standard User
Rethink Standard Users can Read, Create, Edit, and Delete records they own (create). This profile will ensure privacy amongst users as it will not allow viewing or editing of other users' deals, contacts, etc.
This profile type requires a 'Salesforce Platform' license.
How to Edit Profile Permissions
Go into Setup > Users > Profiles and select Edit next to the profile name. Locate the section labeled Custom Object Settings.
See the video below for more details:
