All,
I just submitted this as an issue but I wanted to see if any of you tested or 
ran into this. I'm in SRM 7.6 training and the issue is still present. I 
apologize in advance if my scenario is confusing but it's the best way I could 
describe the issue!

Here is the scenario and you can test it out in your environments:

1. Joe User on the People form is part of Company A. (Field ID on people form: 
1000000001).
2. In the Access Restrictions on the People Form, Joe User has Company A and 
Company B in his Access Restrictions table. Joe User does not have Unrestricted 
Access. Joe is a part of support groups in both companies (irrelevant).
3. An Incident Template is created for users in Company B and the Product 
Catalog Entry that is used is a categorization specific to Company B. 
4. Now, an SRD is created for Company B using a PDT and AOT with the Incident 
Template from #3 related to it. 

SO far, so good.

5. Joe User goes to Request Entry and because he is a part of both Company A 
and Company B, he can request the Company B service. 

Still good!

6. After hitting Submit, however, the Fulfillment Incident is never created and 
the error is that the Product Categorization is invalid. 

Upon further investigation, I have found that this is because on the Incident 
Interface form, there is workflow that looks up Joe User on the people form and 
uses field ID 1000000001 from the people form to fill in the Company field on 
the Interface form. Because of this, the Company is set to Company A which 
doesn't have access to the Product Catalog entry which is specific to Company 
B. 
I have tried to hard code the Categorizations and Company on the PDT but this 
does not work.

I am not sure if this is issue has been corrected in 7.6.03/04 but it is 
definitely a show stopper when it comes to segregating data.

-Tauf Chowdhury

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