Defining User permissions in BC - all the details you may need

0:00 - Introduction
0:49 - Giving access to the environment in SaaS (a.k.a. adding new users)
11:19 - License configuration (default permission sets per access type)
21:31 - Permission set types
23:48 - Permission set structure
27:03 - Creating a new permission and what the 0 Object ID means
28:26 - Table data vs Table permission
36:08 - Page permissions
40:27 - Report permissions
45:44 - XML port permissions
46:40 - Menu Suite permissions
48:20 - Codeunit permissions
49:45 - Query permissions
50:39 - System permissions (limit some UI elements)
55:17 - Object types brief overview
55:36 - Editing permissions (Read, insert, Modify and Delete for individual table data)
57:39 - Indirect vs Direct permissions
1:02:39 - Nestled permission sets - including/excluding permissions from each other
1:07:23 - Working with the Effective permissions tool
1:12:24 - Limiting permissions per company
1:14:03 - Using Security filters
1:20:51 - Working with the permissions recorder
1:26:25 - testing new permissions sets and fixing errors
1:31:53 - The importance of using standard permission sets
1:33:04 - other ways of limiting user permissions (User setup and custom profiles)

Back after a long pause. I've been wanting to explain user permissions for a while now and after so many people asking about it - today is the day. We talk in depth (man this is a long one, hope you have patience) about how to add users and how and what impacts their access level permissions in Business Central.

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