There are three main types of permissions in Carbon:
Carbon administrator permissions are required in order to configure organization-wide settings in Carbon. This includes choosing which workspaces are promoted, customizing the appearance of the Navigation Menu, and enabling or disabling dark mode. Carbon administrator permissions are granted in Control Panel and can be configured independently for each Organization.
To grant Carbon administrator permissions to a group of users:
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), and select an enrollment to configure, if multiple enrollments are available.User experience administrator
role and configure which groups and users should have this role. This will also grant permission for related admin workflows.Manage Carbon workspaces
workflow.To edit a Carbon workspace, a user must have at least edit access to the resource. You can locate, view, and manage permissions for the workspace resource in a Project; the workspace file location is selected when creating a new workspace, but you can also move an existing workspace to a different Project.
Editors can create and edit the home page and header menu bar for specific workspaces they have editor permissions on. Editing a Carbon workspace without promoting it enables iterating on a draft workspace.
Only a Carbon administrator can promote workspaces. Non-admin editors cannot determine which workspaces are displayed in the Navigation Menu, and even if a workspace is configured as the default workspace for a user group, it will not be displayed in the Navigation Menu if it is not promoted by an administrator.
Users must meet the following requirements to be able to view a specific Carbon workspace:
Note that providing access to a Carbon workspace is not equivalent to providing access to all the Workshop modules, objects, applications, and other resources displayed in the Carbon workspace. Access to these resources is determined independently from access to the Carbon workspace.