Native Permissions Default Values

The native permissions are a user's basic rights set to use a module (view, delete, edit, assign, create). They can be configured in the role configurations, admin snap-in General system configurations/User settings/Role configuration, tab Role-based module settings.

Some of these permissions are set to "default".

What is the Default?

The "default" can be seen as the product standard or delivery status of a permission. Its values are stored in the system's XML files. This default always applies if a value is not changed manually to another value.

Further Documentation

• Native Permissions (Core Engine)
• Role-based Module Settings (Core Engine)

DAM Default Values

Please note: If any other value than "default" is set for a permission, that other value applies.

"Default" =

Module name	Module access	Main menu entry	View	Delete	Edit	Assign	Create
Approval objects review_item	yes	no	own	own	own	own	yes
Approvals review	yes	yes (shown)	own	own	own	own	yes
Collections f_collection	yes	yes (shown)	public	public	public	public	yes
Collections objects f_collection_item	yes (if also has access to Collections)	no	none	public	none	none	yes
File access * fileaccess	yes	no	public	public	public	public	yes
File access items * fileacc_item	yes	no	public	public	public	public	yes
File transfer objects * filetran_obj	yes	no	own	own	own	own	yes
File transfer process status * filetran_obj_proc_status	yes	no	own	own	own	own	yes
File transfer filetransfer	yes	yes (shown)	own	own	own	own	yes
Files file	yes	yes (shown)	public	public	public	public	yes
Folders folder	yes	no	public	none	none	none	no
Markup component (Text) * idnt_mkp_txt	yes	no	public	none	none	none	no
Markup comments file_markup_comment	yes	no	public	own	own	own	yes
Markups file_markup (details see below)	yes	no	public	own	own	own	yes
Object markings file_markup_item	yes	no	public	own	own	own	yes
Usage history usa_his_ass	yes	yes (shown)	public	none	none	public	no

* module does not show in role configuration

Please note: The rights for module Markups (file_markup) also have an effect on the linked files subpanel e.g. for InDesign files. If a role's view rights are set to only "own", linked files will not be displayed. If required, make sure to keep the system's default "public".