Usually, if I have a problem that takes some time to resolve, I blog about it to help other people who might have the same issue.
After adding a new user to Dynamics 365 (on-premises)
Despite assigning a System Administrator Role to it, a lot of information was still not available to this user, and the following error was appearing:
You do not have permissions to see this view. Contact a system administrator CRM
The image below demonstrates the process of assigning roles in Dynamics 365:
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After some research, I realized that to solve the problem everything I needed to do was to change the Administration to:
- Read-Write
- License: professional
I hope this helps!
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