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Built-in global permission sets and permissions

Global permission sets that come with Textual and available permissions.		Built-in global permission sets and available permissions
View global permission sets

Display the list of global permission sets and display permission set details.		Viewing global permission sets
Configure custom global permission sets

Create global permission sets that you select the permission for.		Configuring custom global permission sets
Configure access to global permission sets

Grant permission set access to users and groups.		Configuring access to global permission sets
Select the initial administrators

Select the users or groups that initially have administrator access to Textual.		Setting initial access to all global permissions
Select the default global permission set

Select the global permission set to assign to all Textual users.		Selecting the global permission set to assign to all Textual users
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