Permissions

In this area, identities — users or groups — are assigned roles. Which roles exist and what they cover is described under Roles.

This list shows the permissions of the tenant only. The permissions of an individual space do not appear here; they are granted from the space list through the Permissions action.

Permission list

The user interface allows the management and overview of all granted permission profiles.

Action bar

The icons above the table provide access to the basic management functions:

Action	Description
Refresh	Reloads the list of permissions.
Add	Opens the dialog to create a new role assignment for a user or a group.
Delete	Permanently removes the selected permission assignment from the system (enabled after selection).

Action

Description

refresh Refresh

Reloads the list of permissions.

plus Add

Opens the dialog to create a new role assignment for a user or a group.

delete Delete

Permanently removes the selected permission assignment from the system (enabled after selection).

The table is sorted by Type by default. You can change the sorting at any time by clicking a different column header.

Columns

This list shows all active role assignments.

Column Description

Column	Description
Type	Indicates whether the permission was assigned to an individual user or a group. A blue arrow marks the active sorting.
Name	The name of the respective user or group.
Role	The assigned functional role which defines the scope of the permissions.
Granted	An `X` marks a granted permission. An entry without the mark explicitly denies the right — it overrides a permission that would otherwise be inherited from a level above.

Type

Indicates whether the permission was assigned to an individual user or a group. A blue arrow marks the active sorting.

Name

The name of the respective user or group.

Role

The assigned functional role which defines the scope of the permissions.

Granted

An X marks a granted permission. An entry without the mark explicitly denies the right — it overrides a permission that would otherwise be inherited from a level above.