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Error - Insufficient permissions: secure query included inaccessible field ?

Error and explanation:

Description: Insufficient permissions: secure query included inaccessible field.
This error means there was a permission issue. It can occur in different scenarios and may be due to setup or configuration of Payments2Us, or other automations, integrations, or managed packages attempting to create payment transactions.

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Possible situations/scenarios:

  • Attempting to load payment form through site
  • Payment txn creation by Payments2us or Thirdparty (e.g Movedata)
  • Payment txn processing such as when trying to set ā€œReceipting Completeā€
  • Manual payments screen for payment txn

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Recommended Steps

  1. Batch processor is running.Ā 
    See this article to start stop the batch processor.
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  2. Permission set is assigned to the relevant user. Our strong recommendation is ALL users should have a Payments2Us Permission set assigned.
    This user can be the:
    1. Internal User: for manual payments and payment txn creation/processing - this article.
    2. Site guest User: for payment forms and processing - this article.
    3. Integration User: for other applications, integrations and other users - this article.
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  3. Profile object level permissions are assigned. For this please see the article - How to setup Internal security section 3.
  4. Custom fields permission are added if required. Please see the article - How to make custom field visible on public form.
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Conclusion/ Additional Notes

  • This error indicates a permission issue - the above are most common causes and their solutions.
  • If the above does not resolve the issue, try checking the complete setup of payments2us once - this would help you figure out what was missing.

Updated on October 20th, 2024

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