Can a user with the snc_internal role have access to incidents and requests assigned to the group

New user1212
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Can a user with the snc_internal role have access to incidents and requests assigned to the group where belongs to?

I need to create access to these things without a wider scope.
I wanted to do it using ACL but there is no such thing in the table as inident.assignment_group.

Now if a user has a role, he can only see incidents assigned to him as a caller and he also wants incidents and requests to be visible if he belongs to the group, but without hiding them from others who do not belong to the group

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Dr Atul G- LNG
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Hi @New user1212 

 

The user minimum need the incident read/ write role and then you can add ACL.

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Ankur Bawiskar
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@New user1212 

snc_internal users are the agents who will work on the incident, request etc

OOB there is a query BR on incident table which has the restriction

what's your business requirement?

You can enhance the OOB Query BR on incident table and create a new one for REQ table is not already present.

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want the user with this role to have access to everything that is assigned to the group he belongs to

@New user1212 

I already shared the approach above.

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Ankur
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