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. You can see how to customize pages and show any field in any page here:    • How to show any field in any page in BC