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Posted on by Robin Jiao RJA

Help please! we are using D365 sales cloud, lately found all non-administrator users can't create Appointment with /Appointment/ main form;
Once I try to Save or Save & Close an appointment, then get a /Scheduling Alerts/, if /Ignore & save/, get the “Access Denied” message:

You do not have enough privileges to access the Microsoft Dynamics 365 object or perform the requested operation. For more information, contact your Microsoft Dynamics 365 administrator.

Error code: 0x80048306 Session Id: fb46c0dd-e6ca-4e48-b1b3-4594f773f9a8Activity Id: 04acdaec-e070-4fb2-b851-409a9da39d60Time: Tue Jun 27 2023 18:24:48 GMT+0800 (China Standard Time)

The Quick Create for Appointment works fine! once created the appointment, users are able to update the appointments and save without any issue！
Any suggestions are appreciated !

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Robin Jiao RJA 6 on at

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Found something !

If i change the users' BU to root, then all good! other than root BU, all have this issue!

does BU have access config to entity appointment etc.?

Robin

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Robin Jiao RJA 6 on at

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no matter what i tried to post json here , i got "the request is blocked", so have to post the screenshot

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Robin Jiao RJA 6 on at

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Thank you @Heig Liu for your long and detailed reply, really appreciate it.
I check the Basic user roles - it's unchangeable, and it does have the Activity create and write permission.

When I get the "Access Denied" error, from the browser debug mode, I can see some message, I put the screen shot and Json below, it mentioned an Entity "bootableresource", is it useful?

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I also noticed that the first alert message you showed was a time conflict issue, and according to the documentation this warning can be skipped.

The Quick Create Appointment form does not display such Alerts, so it is possible that some users are not allowed to select "Ignore and Save" to save the appointment.

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Haig Liu Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi Partner,
After I assigned the basic user security role to a test user and allowed this security role to access the sales application, no access error occurred.

Please check the create and write permissions of the activity(setting->Advance setting->security->security role):

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