How can users that are not covered by inherited sharing be identified?

Identifying users that are not covered by inherited sharing can be effectively accomplished by conducting a Sharing Inheritance Coverage Assessment. This type of assessment specifically evaluates the sharing settings within your analytics environment to determine which users have shared access based on inheritance rules.

Inherited sharing is a mechanism that allows users to gain access to certain data based on their roles or the ownership of that data by others. However, there can be instances where some users may not fall under these inherited sharing rules due to various reasons, such as their role not being aligned with the sharing criteria set in the system.

By utilizing a Sharing Inheritance Coverage Assessment, you can systematically analyze sharing configurations and quickly identify those users who do not benefit from inherited sharing. This assessment provides a clear, structured approach to understanding access levels within your organization, ensuring that any potential gaps in data access are addressed effectively.

Other options may involve processes that do not specifically target the assessment of sharing inheritance or might require manual efforts that could be time-consuming and error-prone, making the coverage assessment the most efficient and reliable method for this purpose.