How can users interact with data stored in Dataverse?

Users can interact with data stored in Dataverse primarily by adding, editing, and deleting records, and this interaction is governed by the permissions associated with their roles. Dataverse is designed with a robust security model that ensures users only have access to the data and actions allowed based on their assigned roles. This means that a user's ability to manipulate records—whether creating new entries, updating existing ones, or removing them—is directly linked to their credentials and the security roles defined by the organization.

This capability allows for flexible data management while maintaining control and integrity over the data within Dataverse. Proper role-based access ensures that users can collaborate and perform necessary functions without compromising the system's security or integrity.

Accessing data solely through mobile apps, modifying the structure of the data source, or sharing data with public users does not encapsulate the main intent of interaction. Mobile access is a feature rather than a primary interaction method, structural modifications typically require elevated permissions and are generally handled by administrators or advanced users, and public data sharing is not standard practice in secure environments, especially with sensitive business data.