Work Item permission matrix
For regular users in TrendMiner, the work item permission level (Owner, Write, or Read) determines which actions are available on an item. The Owner has the most access, followed by users with Write permission, and then those with Read permission, who have the most limited access.
One exception to this rule is the system administrator. Because of their elevated application role, a system administrator can perform additional actions that go beyond the standard item-level permissions.
Work Item Permission | |||||
Owner | Write | Read | |||
Actions | Basic | Save, Update | x | x | |
Save as … | x | x | x | ||
Open, Read | x | x | x | ||
Rename | x | ||||
Manage | x | ||||
Delete | x | ||||
Other | Share (Assign Permissions) | x | |||
Work Organizer | Browse, Search & Filter | x | x | x | |
Create item | x | ||||
Create subfolder | x | ||||
Rename item | x | ||||
Make a copy | x | ||||
Move item to folder | x | ||||
Share item | x | ||||
Delete item | x | ||||
ConfigHub - Work Organizer
As a system administrator, you have control over most folder actions in the ConfigHub work organizer. Additionally, you can perform extra administrative tasks to manage home folders, such as transferring items and deleting the home folder.
Warning
Notebooks can be shared with other users in the Work organizer. Without “Save-As” functionality, only the original author of notebook can make changes to the shared notebook.