You create a canvas app that allows contractors to submit time they work against a project. Contractors must be able to use the canvas app to enter time. Contractors must not be able to perform any ot

The correct answer is D. field-level. Field-level permissions (also called column-level security in Dataverse) are the correct choice here. The requirement is precise: contractors must be able to enter time data into specific fields but must not perform any other actions in the app. Field-level security restricts acc

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You create a canvas app that allows contractors to submit time they work against a project. Contractors must be able to use the canvas app to enter time. Contractors must not be able to perform any other actions in the app. You need to configure permissions for the contractors. Which type of permissions should you use?

Options

Aapplication-level
Btask-level
Crecord-level
Dfield-level

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A
10% (3)
B
3% (1)
C
7% (2)
D
79% (23)

Explanation

Field-level permissions (also called column-level security in Dataverse) are the correct choice here. The requirement is precise: contractors must be able to enter time data into specific fields but must not perform any other actions in the app. Field-level security restricts access to specific columns/fields within a table, allowing you to grant contractors write access only to the time-entry fields while preventing them from viewing or modifying other fields. Application-level permissions control who can access the entire app, record-level controls which rows a user can see or edit, and task-level is not a standard Power Apps permission type. Field-level is the most granular and appropriate control for this scenario.

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#Power Apps security#Field-level security#Canvas app permissions#Dataverse security

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