What are the different access profiles?
QuickStart provides two access profiles for internal users: Administrator and Full business access. Both grant broad access. Administrator includes administrative privileges; Full business access provides access to business information without those privileges. Review the included permission sets before assigning either profile, and do not use Full business access as a substitute for a narrowly restricted job-specific profile.
Administrator access profile
The administrator access profile permits access to all QuickStart features and tasks, including configuration tasks and the ability to edit all business information. Up to 1000 people can be assigned the administrator profile.
The administrator profile is automatically assigned to the first person who is granted access to the QuickStart account because this profile is necessary for initial tasks, such as creating people’s profiles and assigning access. The administrator profile is powerful, and only those who require full QuickStart functionality for their job should have it.
To see the list of permission sets included in the administrator access profile, go to the Set up QuickStart access page and select Show only included.
Note:
The administrator profile must be assigned to at least one person in your company.
Full business access profile
The full business access profile permits access to business-related information but not configuration tasks. A person with this profile can perform business-related tasks but can’t change account setup or create people profiles.
Full business access is a powerful profile and should be assigned only to those who need almost unlimited access to QuickStart.
To see the list of permission sets included in the full business access profile, go to the Set up QuickStart access page and select Show only included.