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A permission lets a user open a page or do one thing, such as creating a shipment or approving a price. You give permissions to roles, and roles to users; see Users and roles. This page lists every permission an organization’s admin can grant, in the groups of the role editor.

How permissions work

  • Groups. The role editor (Actions > Permissions on a role) lists one group per module. The number after a group’s name is how many of its permissions the role has, for example Shipping (2); a group the role has something from is shown in bold.
  • Parents and children. Many permissions are nested. A child works only together with its parent: Create shipments via courier does nothing without Shipments. In the tables below, Under names the parent.
  • The menu follows the permissions. A menu item appears only to users with the permission for its page. When a user has none of an area’s permissions, the whole area is hidden.
  • Modules come first. A module that is not enabled for your organization stays hidden and refuses its actions, whatever the permissions say. Its permissions still appear in the role editor. See Modules and feature availability.
  • API keys. A key acts with the permissions of the user it belongs to, narrowed to what the key allows. See API keys.
Build roles around jobs, not people. For example, a packing role usually needs Orders and Change status (Ordering), Shipments, Create shipments via courier, Download shipment labels and Courier accounts (Shipping), Print (Printing) and Choose a station to print at (Devices).

API keys

See API keys.

Automations

See Automations overview.

Catalog

Send prices to ERP gives the ERP prices action on a product and Send to ERP on the product list. The actions appear only when the ERP integration is switched on for your organization, and a send also needs the connection’s ERP user for writes. See Prices to your ERP. See Products.

Contacts

See Contacts.

Devices

See Devices overview.

ERP Integration

See ERP requirements and Monitoring.

Fiscal receipts

These permissions work only when fiscal receipts are enabled for your organization. See Fiscal receipts permissions.

Identity management

Whoever has Change permissions can give anyone, themselves included, any permission. Treat these permissions as full access. See Users and roles.

Inventory Management

See Stock levels and movements and Warehouses.

Marketplaces

See Connect Allegro, Create listings and Manage listings.

Notification Center

Everyone who is signed in has an inbox and their own notification preferences; those need no permission. These permissions are for whoever runs notifications for the organization. See Channels, Escalation, Message templates, Limits and retention and Preferences.

Ordering

See Orders and Order settings.

Pricing Intelligence

Pricing Intelligence has the most permissions. Many have Create, Update and Delete children that add, edit and delete what their parent lets you see.

Data collection

See Markets and data sources and Merchants.

Products, offers and matching

See Offers, Product matching, Product overview and Price history.

Manufacturer dashboard

See Manufacturer dashboard setup.

Alerts, settings and the repricer

See Alert rules.

Permissions to leave unticked

Printing

See Devices overview and Print jobs.

Setting management

Most module settings under Administration > Settings have their own permission in their module’s group, such as Change automation settings or Repricer Settings. See Settings.

Shipping

See Shipments and Courier accounts.

Next steps

Users and roles

Create roles and give them these permissions.

Modules and feature availability

Which modules your organization has.