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# Viewing workspace permission sets
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**Required global permission - Either:**
* Create and manage custom permission sets
* Manager user access to Tonic Structural and to any workspace
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## Displaying the list
1. In the Tonic Structural heading, click **Structural Settings**.
2. On **Structural Settings** view, click **Access Management**.
On the **Access Management** tab, **Workspace Permission Sets** contains the list of workspace permission sets.
## Information in the list
For each workspace permission set, the list includes:
* The permission set name.
* Whether the permission set is built-in or custom.
* For custom permission sets, when it was most recently modified, and the user who modified it.
The permission set that is assigned to all workspace owners is marked with **Always assigned to owner**.
Workspace Permission Sets list
## Viewing the details for a workspace permission set
To view the details for a workspace permission set, in the permission sets list, click **Settings**.
The details panel for a permission set includes:
* The name of the permission set.
* The permission configuration.
Workspace permission set details panel that shows the permission assignments
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