Roles (Manager & Browser)

Roles in Manager
A Role is a set of certain permissions and policies regarding what given User can and can not do in Synthrone.

Things worth to notice:

  • A User can have more then one Role assigned
  • Roles are assigned during Synthrone user account creation (click on this link to learn how to create a new user)
  • Roles can also be edited or assigned in Synthrone Manager, in Users tab (click on this link to learn how)


Roles in Browser



A user who created a folder, becomes an Owner of the folder.
It means that you can use the whole set of functionalities offered by a Collaborator Tool:

  • Sharing the folder with your colleagues and assigning the roles to them
  • Creating and removing users, changing the roles of existing ones
  • Generating links for sharing access to the files with users outside of the platform.
    (in order to secure your data there is a possibility to set a password and expiration date for the generated link)
  • Changing the location of the folder (by choosing the option Move)
  • Copying a folder to a different location and renaming it
  • Viewing the details of the folder, like location, type, size etc
  • Adding folder into Favourites and creating a copy (alias) of the folder at the dashboard of Browser
  • Downloading your folder 
  • Moving folder to Trash and deleting it


Other Users can be assigned the following roles:
Co-Owner 
Has same set of functionalities as the owner with few exceptions:

  • He can create new folders within the existing folder (although he will not be their Owner)
  • He can create and manage the users with the folder (but has no right to modify the access for the Owner)


Editor
Has the access to the same functionality as a co-owner although he:

  • cannot create new users or assign roles to existing ones
  • cannot share links with users outside of the platform


Viewer
A viewer can download files, add them to favourites and view the details of the folder.


Note:
All users are assigned the same roles in every subsequent folder created in the original one.

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