Use a Dynamic field security to lock or allow editing for forms, tables, or fields.

You can use Dynamic field security, for example, in a data governance or master data management environment. In such an environment, data is managed in a central (source) company, and distributed to local (target) companies. With Dynamic field security, you can lock fields for editing in both the source company (for example, based on the user or the record status) and the target companies (for example, based on company). 

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Set up field security policies

Set up form mapping

Edit field security policy

Manage field security policy versions

Exchange field security policies

General setup

In the Dynamic field security, you can define several general settings.