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What is compliance categorization in Salesforce?
What is compliance categorization in Salesforce?
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Record a Compliance Categorization Related to a Field's Data
Use the compliance categorization metadata field to record whether a field's data is related to a compliance act, definition, or regulation. Reviewing your fields and applying compliance categorization values can help you uphold data privacy requirements. -
Use the compliance categorization metadata field to record whether a field's data is related to a compliance act, definition, or regulation. Reviewing your fields and applying compliance categorization values can help you uphold data privacy requirements.
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