Fix external user role assignments
You may have external users (contacts or consumers) on your instance that have been assigned internal roles. If so, you can use the Customer Service Management guided setup to evaluate and correct these role assignments as needed.
Because external users with internal roles can result in access issues, it is recommended that external users only be assigned external roles.
- The snc_internal role only.
- The snc_internal role and one or more external roles.
- The snc_internal role and one or more additional internal roles.
- The snc_internal role and one or more additional internal and external roles.
Using guided setup to fix external user role assignments
- Navigate to .
- On the Getting Started page of the guided setup, click Get Started.
- In the Fix External User Role Assignment category, click Get
Started.
The Fix External User Role Assignment page opens with a list of tasks to evaluate groups of external users.
- To perform a task, click Configure.
This button opens the page in your instance where the configuration is completed.
Fix External User Role Assignment tasks
| Task | Description |
|---|---|
| External users with possible non-intentional internal role assignment | This is a set of contacts and consumers with the following role
assignments:
|
| External users with possible intentional internal role assignments | This is a set of contacts and consumers that have the following role
assignments:
|
| External users with intentional internal role assignments | This is a set of contacts and consumers that have the snc_internal role that
is contained by another role. It is recommended that you do not assign internal roles to external users. Review the users in this list and fix the role assignments as needed. |
| Avoid such role assignments in future | To prevent external users from being assigned the snc_internal role in the
future, enable the following property:
glide.security.explicit_roles.enable_internal_user_blacklist Click Configure to navigate to the property and verify that the value is true. If false, set the value to true. |