
Explore how data is shared in Zoho CRM through the rule hierarchy, module and record level sharing, and ownership or territories to control access.
Learn how role hierarchy governs data access and how to use default organization settings and data sharing methods, such as record sharing, co-ownership, and territory sharing, to meet unique needs.
Explore data sharing rules in Zoho CRM, differentiating module level sharing from record level sharing, and learn how to enable sharing permissions and share with peers or selected users.
Explore co-ownership of data in Zoho CRM, adding a co-owner to deals to share accountability, differentiate from data sharing, and implement workflow-driven notifications for jointly managed records.
Learn how territories enable data sharing by geography, creating usa territory and india territory, assigning managers, and granting territory-based access to records across offices.
Add, manage, and delete users in Zoho CRM, exploring activation, deactivation, transfer of records, and how custom fields and groups support data sharing and team organization.
By default, access rights to CRM records are set as private so that the record owner and his or her manager can oversee the CRM data. Additionally, you can change it to Public Read-only, Public Read/Write/Delete. In short, the role hierarchy in Zoho CRM determines the default data access flow between users in Zoho CRM. What if your business process requires you to share data with users outside of what the role hierarchy can achieve? That's when you would turn to CRM's other data sharing methods. In this course, you learn about:
The data sharing methods available in Zoho CRM.
Creating data sharing rules that provide access or restrict users from viewing your data in various modules.
How to use the User Field to provide multiple-ownership to a record.
Using territories to segment records and share with the relevant territory members
When to use which data sharing option.
How to work with data sharing settings, data sharing rules, record-level sharing, co-ownership, and territory-based data sharing.
Also, do take up part 1 of the User Management course where you will learn to get started with the basics of user licenses, setting up user administration, activating or deactivating the users, creating roles, and cloning profiles in your Zoho CRM account.