Access & roles

View the permissions matrix

Read the role-permission matrix before assigning access and distinguish this view from role editing.

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Before you begin

You can open the Admin sidebar in MANSOQ.

1. Open the Permissions page

Open the Admin sidebar.
Select RBAC.
Select Permissions.

MANSOQ shows the permissions matrix.

2. Read the matrix

Each row in the table is a permission. Each column is a role.

A green check mark in a cell means that the role holds the permission. A red cross means that the role does not hold the permission.

The table shows 15 roles on a page. Use the pagination control below the table to see more roles.

Note: This page is read-only. You cannot change a permission or a role here.

3. Check a role before you grant it

Find the column for the role that you plan to grant.

Read down the column to see every permission that the role allows.

To change the permissions of a role, go to Roles. Edit or clone the role there. See Edit or clone a role.

Permissions

MANSOQ does not control this page with a permission. Every user who opens the Admin sidebar can read the permissions matrix.

Expected Outcome

You see the full table of permissions and roles.
You know which permissions a role allows before you grant that role to a person.

Version and configuration

These steps are grounded in the version 3.1 user guide and current source anchors. Available actions depend on your facility setup, roles, active catalogue records and deployment configuration. Source references identify the documented revision; live screenshots and site-specific SOPs still require instance-level validation.

Matrix row scope in the current implementation

The current page requests roles in pages of 15 and derives the displayed permission rows from permissions present on the returned role page. If a permission is not shown on one page, inspect the relevant role page; absence from that page is not proof the permission does not exist.

Source evidence

References are pinned to the private MANSOQ source repository. Repository access is required to open these links.