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‎04-01-2020 06:56 PM
I am trying to understand the complete functionality of collaborators in HR case. I have the following questions and can any of you please guide me to the right document or let me know what are the answers?
1) I am in need of assigning a particular case to the collaborator who can work on this assigned case only.
2) Where and how do I define a person as collaborator? Is this a role which needs to be given access?
3) can we restrict the person to view / update only the case assigned to him/her and not access any other cases?
Many thanks,
Anand
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‎04-02-2020 08:54 AM
Hi
Following screenshot might help you to understand more about Collaborators.
And for restrict to view / update case, ACL is the best practice to do this.
Following screenshot is taken by this link .
Thanks

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‎05-28-2021 09:01 AM
Hello,
For this, an HR Agent to have access to the Collaborator field on a Case they are not part of, they would need an additional access added to their profile.
While yes, HR Agents have write access to many cases, Collaborator field is a bit special.
As an example in my personal Dev instance, I gave Abe Lincoln HR access. I put Abe in an HR Group with hr_basic role. Went to a case he is not part of, and here shows the fields I can edit, and Collaborator is not one of them.
Since there isn't any special role for Collaborators, you may want to create one and then add this to the Person(s)/Group(s) you want to have that access. Then you can add that role into the ACL(s) to allow access.
Hope this helps - let us know if you need anymore help.
-Rob