Although Core Administration Permissions is designed to behave like the standard Administrator role, the following table outlines some of the differences between these two roles.
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Functionality
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Core Administration Permissions
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Administrator Role
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Searches
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Can view, edit, make inactive, and delete ALL saved searches, including:
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Shared searches, with or without the Allow Audience to Edit option enabled, whether they include the administrator as the audience
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Public searches, with or without the Allow Audience to Edit option enabled
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Private searches owned by users other than the administrator
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Account administration
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Cannot edit employees that are assigned the Administrator role
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Cannot approve Employee change request
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Cannot assign the Administrator role
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Cannot close a NetSuite account
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Cannot provide access to a demo account
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Cannot create payment instruments
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Role with Core Administration Permissions assigned can be edited by users with non-administrator roles
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Can edit employees that are assigned the Administrator role
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Can approve Employee change request
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Can assign the Administrator role
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Can close a NetSuite account
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Can provide access to a demo account
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Can create payment instruments
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Administrator role can only be edited by a user with an Administrator role
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Contact Records
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When the Advanced Employee Permissions feature is not enabled, any role using Core Administration Permissions must include the Lists > Employees permission when the Show Employees as Contacts box on the General Preferences page is checked
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When the Advanced Employee Permissions feature is enabled, Show Employees as Contacts is not supported
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For details, see Advanced Employee Permissions and Contact Records.
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General Notices