Definition
Permission-based project management is an approach where user access to project data, tasks, and features is determined by their assigned role and permissions. Unlike open-access tools, permission-based systems control who can view, edit, approve, or delete specific content.
Why It Matters
For enterprises handling sensitive data, client information, or complex organizational hierarchies, controlling access is not optional—it is a requirement. Permission-based project management ensures data security, regulatory compliance, and clear accountability.
Field-Level vs Project-Level Permissions
Traditional tools offer project-level permissions: you either have access to a project or you do not. Field-level permissions go deeper, controlling access to specific data fields within a task. For example, a team member might see task deadlines but not budget information.
How Hidesc Implements This
Hidesc provides granular RBAC with both task-level and field-level permissions. Administrators can define custom roles, set visibility rules on individual fields, and create permission templates for consistent access control across projects.
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