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An administrator points a case assignment rule entry at a colleague who has just left the company and whose user record has been deactivated, and the entry will not save. What does Salesforce Help state about the user named on a rule entry?
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Alex
Routing rules hold a reference to a person, and a person is a record that changes. When someone leaves, their user record is deactivated rather than deleted, and every automation that pointed at them becomes a liability. Salesforce guards the obvious half of this at configuration time by refusing an inactive user on a rule entry, and it pairs that with a permission requirement, because an owner who cannot read the object cannot work the record either. The practical consequence is that the leaver checklist for an administrator includes the assignment rules, not just the login. Exam tip: an automation that suddenly fails after a personnel change is usually pointing at a deactivated user.
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