Assets Server is designed to be intuitive and unrestrictive, but with the possibility to restrict access to content and functionality to users and user groups. When setting up a security rule structure with permissions you have to find the right mix between open and restrictive.
Keep the following in mind:
- Do you want to restrict users or give them a lot of responsibility?
- Do you want users to manage their own workflow?
- Do you want users to be able to collaborate?
Prevent complexity, keep the system logical for users.
Open | Strict | Guided | |
---|---|---|---|
Organization culture | Flexible | Rigid | Controlled |
User responsibility | High | Low | Medium |
User involvement | High | Low | High |
User management | Simple | Complex | Simple |
Keep the rules & permissions structure as simple as possible, so the system can grow and adapt along with the growth and changes in your organization. This will also keep it easy to manage and administrate. A simple setup is also good for performance.
Permissions on content are build up from:
- Capabilities: functionality a user is allowed to use
- Rules: folder an/or metadata based queries to grant permissions
- Metadata fields: view and/or edit permission for metadata fields
Tip: In combination with Capabilities you can restrict or grant access to content and functionality to very distinct levels.
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