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  1. Pipelines - Prepare LLM content

Sharing pipeline access

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Required permission - either:

  • Global permission - Manage access to pipelines

  • Pipeline permission - Share pipeline access

Tonic Textual uses pipeline permission sets for role-based access (RBAC) of each pipeline.

A pipeline permission set is a set of pipeline permissions. Each pipeline permission provides access to a specific pipeline feature or function.

Textual provides built-in pipeline permission sets. Organizations can also configure custom permission sets.

To share pipeline access, you assign pipeline permission sets to users and to SSO groups, if you use SSO to manage Textual users. Before you assign a pipeline permission set to an SSO group, make sure that you are aware of who is in the group. The permissions that are granted to an SSO group automatically are granted to all of the users in the group.

To change the current access to the pipeline:

  1. On the Pipelines page, click the share icon for the pipeline to share.

  1. The pipeline access panel contains the current list of users and groups who have access to the pipeline, and displays their assigned pipeline permission sets. To add a user or group to the list of users and groups:

    1. In the search field, begin to type the user email address or group name.

    2. From the list of matching users or groups, select the user or group to add.

  2. For a user or group, to change the assigned pipeline permission sets:

    1. Click Access. The dropdown list displays the list of custom and built-in pipeline permission sets.

    2. Under Custom Permission Sets, check the checkbox next to each pipeline permission set to assign to the user or group. To remove a pipeline permission set from a user or group, uncheck the checkbox.

    3. Under Built-In Permission Sets, select the pipeline permission set to assign to the user or group. You can only assign one built-in permission set. By default, for an added user or group, the Viewer permission set is selected. To not grant any built-in permission set, select None.

  3. To save the new access, click Share.

Share icon for a pipeline