Permissions

You can grant permissions to other members, groups, or API keys from JMap Cloud for the projects you own.

There are three levels of permissions, based on user roles. These permissions are hierarchical: the highest level automatically includes the other two.

Owner	As the project owner you can grant this permission to a member of the organization who has at least the Editor role. This permission, the broadest, allows the user to: manage accessibility to the project, that is to say make it public or private, grant access permissions to members of the organization, delete the project. The project must have at least one owner.
Modify	You can grant this permission to an organization member who has at least the Editor role. This permission allows the user to: modify the project settings with the exception of its accessibility.
View	You can grant this permission to a member of the organization who has the Viewer role. This permission allows the user to: access the project via a mapping application (such as JMap NG) in which the user can view the data and edit the data of the editable layers.

Granting Permissions

To grant permissions for a project:

1. Click , then select Permissions. The permissions configuration interface opens, showing each member and their associated permissions. A letter indicates each member’s role.

2. To add a new member, open the dropdown in the Add a member section.

3. Select the relevant members, groups, or API keys. You can clear the selection by clicking .

4. Once selected, click . The members will appear in the permissions table.

5. Check the boxes corresponding to the permissions you wish to grant.

The Ownership permission automatically includes both Edit and Read.

Groups cannot be granted the Ownership permission.

Modifying Permissions

You can modify existing permissions, grant access to new members, or remove all permissions from one or more members.

Each project must always have at least one member with Ownership permission.

1. Click , then select Permissions to open the configuration interface.

2. Modify permissions by checking or unchecking the appropriate boxes.

3. To remove all permissions from a member, uncheck all three boxes. If you uncheck Ownership, the Edit permission will automatically become the highest one assigned.

4. To delete members from the list, check the box to the left of their name and click .