What occurs when users have permissions to the record type related to a saved search?

When users have permissions to the record type related to a saved search, they are able to access the saved search effectively. This means that having the appropriate permissions allows these users to view and utilize the saved search results without restriction. Permissions are fundamental in NetSuite, as they dictate what actions users can perform on various record types and corresponding saved searches.

In this case, if users are permitted to view the record type for which the saved search has been created, they're granted access to the information contained within that search, enabling them to benefit from the insights provided. This capability aligns with the overall functionality of saved searches, which are designed to help users retrieve and work with specific data sets based on defined criteria.

The other choices suggest limitations or capabilities that are not directly associated with having permissions for the related record type. For instance, permission to a record type does not automatically confer editing rights for the saved search itself or the ability to share it, as those actions require specific permissions beyond just access to the underlying record type.