Following is a more complex example that limits the users’ access to documents based on their organizational role and a standard security level that is assigned to each document. Documents may only be viewed and edited on a need-to-know basis.
For the sake of simplicity, this scenario only demonstrates the effective security for documents but it could be extended to include tags. Likewise, only one group is assigned to each user role but multiple groups could be assigned.
In the following figure, blue text indicates items defined in Meridian Explorer. Black text indicates the properties of each item.
Following are the effective rights for several of the users in this scenario:
John has full access within the repository except that he can only view drawings that are classified as Capital Project and he can only view all documents that are classified as Contract Project. He has no access to projects.
Here is why:
Julia has view access throughout the repository except for projects. She can see and manage all projects except for the Omega project.
Here is why:
Rob has view access throughout the repository except for projects.
Here is why:
Rob cannot view projects because he is not a member of the Managers group that is assigned to the Project Manager role that has the Manage permission level to all projects.