How to Create New ACL
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12-08-2022 11:57 PM
I need to Create ACL of Contact so when agent click on create contact button they can be able to do that. i am new to ACL i dont know how to do this .can anyone help me?
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Create a New ACL in ServiceNow
- Navigate to ACLs
- In the Application Navigator, search for Access Control
- Click System Security ->Access Control (ACL)Step2 -> Create a new ACL
- Click new
- Select the type
Record – controls access to records (table-level)
Field – controls access to specific fields
- Step 3
For Record ACL
Type: Record
Operation: Read / Write / Create / Delete
Name:
Table name (example: Incident)
Use * for all tables (example: incident.*)
For Field ACL
Type: Field
Operation: Read / Write
Name: table_name.field_name(example: incident.short_description)
- Step 4 Set Security Conditions
- Roles(Add required roles (example: itil))
- Condition its Optional
- Save and submit
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Hi @kumkumr,
strange this get kudoed so fast after posting for a question from 2022 :)))))
it's a but inaccurate and I believe that your AI tool forgot to mention that security admin is required and for the wildcard, are you sure it's that simple? ;)) There's step 2, 3 and step 4, what is the steps 1? :)))
Can you vouch for the content you share? i'was it written by you or source is missing...?
Thanks for your answer.
No AI was used in the writing of this post. Pure #GlideFather only
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- Admins have a Delete ACL that grants access to delete all records.
- Admins have a Read ACL that grants access to all records.
- Users have a Read ACL that grants access to only their own records, or those records of Users for which they are a Manager.
- Admins have a Write ACL that grants access to all records.
- Admins have a single field level Write ACL to prevent others from updating that field.
- Users have a WRITE ACL that grants access to records of Users for which they are a Manager (but not their own).
