Administrators can now assign roles at the user level within a BU or to users who do not belong to any BU, ensuring maximum flexibility and precise control over access and permissions.
Key benefits include:
Granularity in Role Assignments: Assign specific project roles to individual users within a Business Unit (BU), rather than applying roles uniformly at the BU level. Example: A BU-specific user can be directly assigned Developer or Admin roles within the same BU.
Centralized Role Management: Manage project roles directly from the BU section, eliminating the need to navigate through the Project Access modal. Example: Administrators can now configure roles for Alice and Bob directly within the Phase 3 BU, instead of using separate interfaces.
Enhanced Visibility in User Profiles: Users can now see the different BUs they belong to and the specific Project Roles assigned to them within each BU in their User Profile section. Example: A user profile displays membership in "Cloud Team" with the role of Viewer and "Development Team" with the role of Developer.
Once a Business Unit is defined, Admin’s can now use ‘Default User Role Assignment’ to configure default roles for users within a Business Unit. These roles are automatically applied to new users added to that Business Unit, which is helpful for time saving and consistency.
