User-based access control. You can set permissions for individual users on applications, components, and fields the same way you can set permissions for roles.
If either a user or that user's role has permission to access something, that permission is granted to that user.
What's New?
you can control what end-users can do at a board and granular levels.
You can designate whether the user is an administrator or standard user, and align roles and permissions based on the user's position in the organization.
The core principle is to allocate only enough access for an employee to do their job.
If the employee's job changes, you may need to add and/or remove them for their current role group.
By adding a user to a role group, the user has access to all the permissions of that group. If they are removed, access becomes restricted.
Users can also be assigned temporary access to certain data or programs to complete a task and be removed after.
How does it work?
1. Go to an application navigate on system admin -> Role section
when you click on the below-mentioned button access action menu will open and you can select an action from the Action menu.
after that go to system admin -> staff section
here you can select staff account which you need , and click on Role button
then "Edit staff role" pop-up window opens and you can
select role actions from here.
Now, this user's ability to access Building System Admin, Planning System Admin section.
Also, this user can view, create, edit, delete above mention details.
This is the way how you can change role-based access control in System Admin.
How can I enable it?
This feature is enabled to everyone.