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Explain the various Standard Profiles in Salesforce?
Explain the various Standard Profiles in Salesforce?
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System Administrator – Customization and administration of the application.
Standard User – Can edit, view, update or delete one’s own record.
Read Only – Able to just view the records.
Solution Manager – Comes with standard user permission but also can manage categories and published solutions.
Marketing User – Is able to import leads into the organization along with standard user permissions. - [adinserter block='9']
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All the standard profiles out of box from salesforce do not have the custom flag checked. Any profile you see that are not part of the link you have referred here are custom profiles created by someone who uses your org.
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