Persona-based user provisioning with profiles and permission sets
Key Takeaway
Give each persona a profile for its baseline settings. Then add two kinds of permission sets: a product permission set (Standard, or Basic for tellers) and a persona access permission set.
Persona-based provisioning means giving each Agentforce Financial Services user access that fits their job, such as admin, advisor, personal banker, or teller. A profile sets the persona's baseline settings. Permission sets add the product access that persona needs. Together, they turn the personas in a project design into working user access.
Profiles and permission sets
Profiles map to personas. Examples include the System Administrator, Advisor, and Personal Banker profiles, or a custom profile. The profile holds the persona's settings, such as field-level security, record type defaults, and user permissions.
Permission sets add the product access the persona needs on top of the profile. Each persona gets two kinds of permission sets. The first is a product permission set, which is either "Standard" or "Basic". The second is a persona access permission set, such as "Advisor Access".