About permissions and permission sets
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Tonic Structural uses permissions and permission sets to manage role-based access (RBAC) to Structural features and functions.
A permission grants access to a specific feature or function.
A permission set is a collection of permissions that can be assigned to a user or an SSO group.
Built-in permission sets come with Structural. You cannot edit or delete a built-in permission set.
On the Enterprise license plan, you can also create custom permission sets.
Global permissions control access to features and functions that are outside of the context of a specific workspace. For example, global permissions control who can manage users and configure environment settings.
For the lists of built-in global permission sets and available permissions, go to Built-in global permission sets and available permissions.
For information on how to assign global permission sets, go to Configuring access to global permission sets and Granting initial admin access on self-hosted instances.
Workspace permissions provide access to specific workspace management features and functions.
Workspace permission sets are assigned to users and groups within the context of a specific workspace. For example, a user might have the Editor permission set in one workspace and the Viewer permission set in another workspace.
For the lists of built-in workspace permission sets and available permissions, go to Built-in workspace permission sets and available permissions.
For information on how to assign workspace permission sets, go to Sharing workspace access.
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