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Roles and permissions
Roles and permissions form the foundation of the access control system of Source CMS by enabling you to define who can do what on your site.
In Source CMS:
This role-based access control system provides flexible and granular control over user capabilities.
Source CMS comes with the following predefined or default roles:
Role | Description |
|---|---|
Admin | Full site access and control across all assigned sites. |
Member | Basic access requiring additional site-specific roles. |
Default roles provide a starting point. Default roles are granted within the Sites Dashboard. You can customize the permissions granted for the member role to meet the needs of your organization.
Custom roles and their related permissions can be created at the site level to meet your specific workflow needs.
The following table lists some example custom roles and permissions for a common editorial process:
Custom role | Permissions |
|---|---|
Content author | Create content, edit (bot not publish) own content. |
Content editor | Create content, edit (but not publish) own and others content. |
Content publisher | Create, edit, publish, archive, and delete content. |
Custom roles and their related permissions can be created at the site level to meet your specific workflow needs.
The following table lists some example custom roles and permissions for a common editorial process:
Custom role | Permissions |
|---|---|
Content author | Create content, edit (bot not publish) own content. |
Content editor | Create content, edit (but not publish) own and others content. |
Content publisher | Create, edit, publish, archive, and delete content. |
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