Folder Permissions

As a project administrator, you can restrict project member access to certain folders or limit access according to role or company.

Sub-folders automatically inherit the permission level of the parent folder, but can be changed later. If changed, sub-folder permissions must match the access level of the parent folder or else have a greater (less restricted) access level than the parent folder.

Note: In Project Admin, you can also control whether project members can view the full folder path.

This topic contains the following sections:

Permission levels include:

Note: View only permissions have the following limitations:

Folder Permissions Table

Action View only View + Download Upload only View + Download + Upload View + Download + Upload + Edit Folder Control
Create sub-folder
Rename folder
Delete sub-folder
Subscribe to folder
Add permission
Edit / delete permission
Add new member
Access Title Block page
Add Title Block
View Title Block
Edit Title Block
Create and add a new attribute
Edit the droplist options/rename
Hide/Show
Edit attribute value
Reorder columns
Edit set assignment

Administrative Permissions

The following actions can only be completed by an account administrator or project administrator:

Note: Project administrators also have all of the capabilities in the following tables, with the exception that private markups can only be edited or deleted by the person who created them.

Add a User, Role, or Company

To manage permissions for users, roles, or companies by adding them to the permissions flyout:

  1. In the folder tree, select the folder you want to provide access to and right-click Permission settings.
  2. Click Add.
  3. Enter the names, roles companies or email addresses.
  4. Select the permission level from the drop-down menu.

Add Permissions by Role or Company

When you provide access to folders by role or company, each user with the selected role or in the chosen company will share the permissions you specify. This also applies to future users who may share that role or who may be members of that company.

  1. In the folder tree, select the folder you want to provide access to and right-click Permission settings.
  2. In the text field, type a Role or Company name.
  3. Click the permission level.
  4. Select the desired permission from the drop-down menu.

Add Permissions by Individual User

Active and pending project members can be assigned a permission level.

  1. In the folder tree, select the folder you want to provide access to and right-click Permissions.
  2. In the text field, type one or more username or email address. As you type, a list of possible users will appear.
  3. Use the drop-down menu to change the permissions of an individual.

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