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Quick Add & Default Subsidiary
SUMMARY: Quick Add unusable for us because records created via quick add default to the top-level subsidiary - even if the person/role creating it has no access to that subsidiary.
Quick Add (e.g., Lead) seems to create a record attached to the top-level subsidiary, even if the user creating it is not attached to that subsidiary and has no access to that subsidiary via the role the user was using.
As a result, the user cannot access the record that s/he has just created (Permission violation: The restrictions on your role deny you access to this record) Note that NetSuite's notice was totally unhelpful identifying the cause, so as a result I ended up spending hours trying to track down permissions, trying to figure out if it was related to sales role = yes, and playing with the "Do Not Restrict Employee Fields" and "Allow Cross-Subsidiary Record Viewing" settings -- only to find out that it was a subsidiary issue.