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# Bevica Third Party Warehouse Integration permissions

Permission sets needed for third-party warehouse integration pages and jobs.

The Warehouse Integration functionality comes with a default Permission Set. This should be used in conjunction with both Bevica and Microsoft permission sets.

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**Prerequisites**

Users have been created.

Understanding how Permission Sets are created, modified, and applied to Users.

For more information on creating Users, see [Create Users According to Licences](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/ui-how-users-permissions).

For more information on managing permissions, see [Assign Permissions to Users and Groups](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/ui-define-granular-permissions).
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## Permission Sets

Warehouse Integration has its own permission set that should be used in conjunction with other permission sets in the software.

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To see the specific details behind any permissions set, navigate to it and select **View All Permissions**.
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The permission sets that control access to warehouse integration related processes and data:

* **BEVICA WI:** this gives full access to all warehouse integration related processes and data.

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Permission sets cannot be changed, but can be copied to create new ones. These can then be changed as required, i.e., a number of permission sets can be combined into one or permissions split into multiple for more granular access to the system.
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The following permission sets have been deprecated and should not be used: **BWI EDIT, BWI SETUP, BWI VIEW**


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