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Kavya Sukumar edited this page Mar 17, 2016 · 3 revisions

Groups along with roles are used by Autotune to control access to projects and themes.

Roles

Autotune supports four roles - superuser, designer, editor and author.

  • superuser : Super user privilege gives the user full access to everything in Autotune. Only super users can add new blueprints or manage existing ones.
  • designer : Designers have editor privileges plus access to create and edit themes.
  • editor : Editors can create projects as well as edit other users' projects.
  • author : Author is the lowest privilege role. Authors can create projects. They can see only the projects they created and cannot edit other users' projects.

These roles can be assigned at a global level or a group level.

A global role gives the user that role on all groups.

Groups and themes

A group can have one or more themes.

Every group has a default theme which cannot be deleted. It can, however, be edited by users with designer or superuser roles.

Groups and projects

Every project is associated with a group through its theme. Access to the project is controlled by this group.


Read more about creating and customizing groups here.

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