Setting permissions on folders and contracts
There are two objects in the system you can set permissons on.
- Folders and
- Contracts
There are three types of permissions on each object
- Owner
- Edit
- Read
Object | Permission Type | Description |
Folder | Read |
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Folder | Edit | ... can do all of the above and
|
Folder | Owner |
|
Contract | Read |
|
Contract | Edit |
|
Contract | Owner |
|
Folder permissions are inherited by the contracts that live within them. So, if you add a user as an editor on a Folder, they will have Edit permissions on the contracts within it.
Assign Permissions on a Folder
Click on the three dots beside any folder and click Assign Permissions
You should see this screen and you can add the users you like to the right permissions.
Click on one of the dropdowns and select the user to add
You can add multiple users by typing a piece of their email.
Click the Save button near the bottom right of the page
Assign Permissions on a Contract
Inside a folder, you can click on the three dots and click Assign Permissions
Enter the users for the appropriate permissions on the page that appears.
- Click Save when you've entered the user permissions
Viewing Permissions on a Contract
- Click on a contract or Search for a contract that you want to check.
Scroll down and on the left hand side you can see the Access panel
- You will see the users listed by name and email and what category of access they have
The inherited label you see here in Blue tells you that the access is set from a folder
- Here's what we see:
- We can see Philip Reynolds and Emily Johnson both have edit access on this contract.
- We can see they have that access because of permissions on a folder that this contract is in, not because of permissions given directly on the contract
- We can see Michael Martinez in Ops has read access to the contract
- We can see he has been given that access directly on the contract because there is no inherited label