Contract Security Setup
The Contracts security model provides different levels of access to administrative and non-administrative users. Administrative users can edit contracts in all the BUs they're authorized in.
Business units (BUs) and team member security can determine which contracts a user has access to.
Contract security works this way:
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You must be designated as a sales resource to be able to create or edit a contract.
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Only a sales resource or sales resource organization can be team members of a contract.
The BUs that a user can access is based on the resource organization the user is mapped to as a resource.
Here's how administrative and non-administrative user access to contracts is determined in the UI:
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Administrative users can create or edit contracts in all the BUs they're authorized in. Administrative users have Contracts
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Non-administrative users can create contracts in all the BUs they're authorized in. They also have access to contracts based on team membership, as follows:
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They can view and edit contracts of other BUs provided they're team members in those contracts.
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All the managers of the organization in the upward resource hierarchy of a team member can also access the contract. For example, if User A is the manager of User B, User A will be able to edit the contract of User B. User A can access this contract irrespective of whether he is listed as a contract team member.
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All the users below the hierarchy are also authorized on the contract.
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This table illustrates the user access scenario:
Contract Privilege |
Administrative User |
Non-Administrative User |
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Create contracts |
Can create contracts in all the BUs that the user is authorized in, based on their resource/resource organization mapping. |
Can create contracts in all the BUs that the user is authorized in, based on their resource/resource organization mapping. |
Edit contracts |
Can edit all the contracts of the BUs that the user is authorized to. |
Can edit all the contracts in which the user is a team member. Note:
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