How do I manage user permissions?

Managing user permissions within the IGLOO platform is essential for ensuring that the right individuals have access to the appropriate content and functionalities. Typically, the platform allows administrators to control permissions at various levels, including site-wide settings, specific areas, and even individual documents or files. To manage user permissions, administrators generally begin by navigating to the administrative settings within the IGLOO workspace. From there, they can define user roles, which can include different levels of access such as administrators, editors, contributors, and viewers. Each role typically comes with its own set of permissions that dictate what users can do, such as creating content, editing existing content, and managing documents. Administrators can create groups to simplify the management of permissions. By assigning users to these groups, it is possible to manage permissions more efficiently, especially in larger organizations. Additionally, for sensitive content, IGLOO may provide features that allow administrators to set permissions at a granular level, meaning permissions can be adjusted for specific documents or spaces based on the needs of particular users or teams. For the most accurate and detailed guidance on managing user permissions within IGLOO, it would be beneficial to refer to the latest resources available on the official IGLOO web page.