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SuiteQL: Subsidiaries permission in non-One World accounts
Hi,
We have a question about permissions for the “subsidiaries feature not enabled” case in non-One World accounts.
The subsidiaries table still exists and it is populated in the background with 1 subsidiary, even though the feature isn’t enabled.
We query the subsidiary table in quite a few of our suiteql transfers and the permission to the table is normally given by "subsidiaries" permission on the lists tab in our Role.
However, when the "subsidiaries feature" is not enabled, the "List - subsidiaries" permission isn't available in the tenant. Only way in our tests we’ve been able to get permissions to read from the table is to assign the admin role to our integration.
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