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Power Pages are used to display table data to users, who have assigned roles. I want to restrict the data a user can see from a particular table based on their assigned role(s).
For example, the Customers table contains customer-related data, and a user should only have access to the customers their role permits them to see.
Another example is the Requests table, where one role can see all requests, while individual users can only see their own.
I really appreciate the guidance on how to approach this.
Thanks, Pabloo.
Thank you for your suggestions. You've covered some important points related to the Power Pages security mechanism, but I don't see how it depends on the business unit security model that I want to achieve.
I understand that the Scope (Contact, Account, Global) works like a WHERE statement when querying a database. However, what I would like to achieve is filtering data based on the assigned business unit
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Thanks for sharing this link—it helped me better understand the Business Units security model.
On paper, it seems like an out-of-the-box functionality, but after several attempts, I can't get it to work as described, or I might still be missing something. Could you advise whether my approach is correct and what might be missing?
Here’s what I have done so far:
In Power Pages:
Users can see all records, regardless of the Business Unit assigned.
Could you help identify what might be missing in my configuration?
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