Property reference

glide.email_client.check_write_access

The glide.email_client.check_write_access property determines whether users need write access to child entities to compose emails. Setting this property to false allows users to send emails without needing explicit write permissions, which can streamline communication in sales processes.

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Key questions about this property

The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.

What does it do? This property overrides the requirement for users to have write access to child entities when composing emails, facilitating easier email communication for sales process managers.
What area does it affect? Email client functionality
What does the default mean? No default value is stated in the ServiceNow documentation.
When should you review it? Review this property when configuring email access for sales process managers or adjusting permissions for related entities.

Property record

Facts stated in the ServiceNow documentation. No out of the box record has been read from an instance yet.

Property name glide.email_client.check_write_access
Type Not stated
Application Not stated
Default value Not stated
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Sources

Official references and nearby text excerpts where this property appears.

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... • Grant the sales process manager write access to the child entity. For more information, see Enable the email client for a table . • Set the value of the glide.email_client.check_write_access system property to false to override checking whether the user has write access to the child entity. Note: The glide.email_client.check_write_access system property isn’t supported on Xanadu and Yokohama Glide versions. ...

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