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  • Author Super Admin
  • Category Getting Started
  • Language EN
  • Status Published
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  • Published Apr 13, 2026
  • Last Updated Jul 31, 2026
  • Version 1

How to Manage Permissions

Summary Permissions control what actions users can perform within the platform. Administrators can create custom permissions and assign them to roles. Overview The permissions system works alongside roles. Wh...

Permissions control what actions users can perform within the platform. Administrators can create custom permissions and assign them to roles.

Overview

The permissions system works alongside roles. While roles are collections of permissions, permissions are individual capabilities that can be assigned to roles.

How to Access

  1. Log in as an administrator
  2. Navigate to Users in the sidebar
  3. Click on Permissions

Prerequisites

  • Administrator role required

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: View All Permissions

The permissions list shows every permission in the system with its name, description, and the module it belongs to.

Step 2: Create a New Permission

Click Add Permission. Enter:

  • Name: Internal identifier (e.g., users.view)
  • Display Name: Human-readable name (e.g., View Users)
  • Description: What this permission allows
  • Module: Category this permission belongs to

Step 3: Assign Permission to Roles

Edit a role and add the new permission to it. The permission will then be granted to all users with that role.

Step 4: Remove Permissions

To remove a permission, edit the role and uncheck the permission. Changes take effect immediately.

Best Practices

  • Use consistent naming: module.action (e.g., wiki.create, auction.bid)
  • Create granular permissions for flexibility
  • Regularly audit permission assignments

Quick Reference

Routeadmin.user_management.permission.index

By Super Admin
April 13, 2026
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