Salesforce Fact #507 | Session-based permission set in action

Do you know there is an option in flow to Activate and Deactivate session based permission set. This is helpful while granting extended access to the user only during the session.

Suppose, we have a screen flow where it fetches some of the highly restricted account records which are managed by only key members in the org and should not be updated by others. So we can create a session based permission set and assign this to the intended users who would be accessing the flow. This permission set would grant them view all account access only during the session.

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