User
Licenses:
A user license determines the baseline of
features that the user can access. Every user must have exactly one user
license. You assign user permissions for data access through a profile
and optionally one or more permission sets.
Salesforce has many license types
which can get confusing. To keep things straight, we’ll start with a
brief summary of license types and then give more detail below.
Salesforce’s
different user licenses give users different access to your data. (The
license type determines which profiles and permission sets are available to the
user.)
To view a list of the active user licenses in your Salesforce
org, click Your
Name | Setup | Company
Profile |Company
Information
Here’s
the summary of Salesforce user license types:
Salesforce
Full access to standard CRM, custom apps, and
AppExchange apps.
Salesforce Platform
Custom apps & core objects (Accounts, Contacts,
etc) only; no CRM (no Opportunities or Forecasts).
Force.com – One App
One custom app & read-only for accounts and
Contacts; no CRM.
Knowledge Only User
Salesforce Knowledge app only.
Chatter Free
Access to Chatter for people in your company without a
Salesforce license. No additional cost.
Chatter External
Allows your customers to use Chatter groups. No
additional cost.
Chatter Only (aka Chatter Plus).
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