Collaboration & ACLs

Table of contents
  1. Description
  2. Guests
  3. Developer Mode Functionalities

Description

For each document, individual users, groups, and guests can have permissions called Access Control Levels (ACLs) that determine the degree to which they can modify the document. These permissions include:

ACL Description
Admin Users with Admin permission can:
- Change ACLs
- Delete and minimize documents
- Delete and add content
- Resize documents
- Move documents
Edit Users with Edit permission can:
- Delete and minimize documents
- Delete and add content
- Resize documents
- Move documents
Augment Users with Augment permission can:
- Delete only their own content
- Add content
- Resize documents
- Move documents
View Users with View permission cannot edit, delete, or move any documents
Not shared These users will not be able to view the contents of the Dashboard or document.

Guests

Guest users are never able to make changes to shared documents: any edits made on a guest account will not be transferred to the original document. If the guest permission is set to View rather than Not-Shared, individuals without specified permission to this document will be able to see it. To allow guest users view your document, send them the guest URL that can be found in the Share menu for that document. Alternatively, guest users can access documents by their ID.

Developer Mode Functionalities

  • Upgrade Nested: When a parent document with nested child documents is shared at a permission level more restrictive than the permission levels of its children, the children automatically adopt the more restrictive permission. However, in order for nested child documents to adopt parent permissions that are less restrictive than their current permission, the ‘Upgrade Nested‘ checkbox must be selected.
  • Layout: Layout permissions refer to the ability to move and resize documents. A document’s layout permissions are initially simply the permissions of the document that the selected document is nested inside of - until they are explicitly set otherwise.