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What are the Best Practices of Creating Contact Sharing Rules in Salesforce?
What are the Best Practices of Creating Contact Sharing Rules in Salesforce?
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As a best practice, keep the number of ownership-based sharing rules to 100 per object, and keep the number of criteria-sharing rules to 50 per object. If multiple sharing rules give a user different levels of access to a record, the user gets the most permissive access level.
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As a best practice, keep the number of ownership-based sharing rules to 100 per object, and keep the number of criteria-sharing rules to 50 per object.
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