What Does a Profile Control?

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In Salesforce, a Profile is a collection of settings and permissions that determine what a user can do within the organization. Profiles are used to control access to various Salesforce features, objects, and fields.

Profiles control the following aspects of user access in Salesforce:

A. Access to Applications: Profiles determine which applications users can access. For example, a profile may allow users to access the Sales or Service applications, but not the Marketing application.

B. Record Type Access: Profiles determine which record types users can access. For example, a profile may allow users to access Lead and Opportunity records, but not Case records.

C. Permissions: Profiles determine what users can do with objects, fields, and other Salesforce features. For example, a profile may allow users to create, edit, and delete records, or it may restrict these actions.

D. Data Visibility: Profiles determine which records users can see in the organization. For example, a profile may allow users to see all records, or it may restrict visibility to only records they own or have been granted access to.

E. Hours of IP Address: This answer is incorrect as Profiles do not control hours of IP Address.

In summary, a Profile controls access to applications, record types, permissions, and data visibility in Salesforce.