Platform capability
Access Under Control
Enterprise-grade permissions ensure users see only what they're authorized to access.
At a glance
Enterprise-grade access controls ensure users only see documents and data they're authorized to access. In practice, this capability lets OdysseyGPT move from raw document access to cited, governed, and workflow-ready outputs.
Key Takeaways
- Enterprise-grade access controls ensure users only see documents and data they're authorized to access.
- Control access to individual documents or document collections.
- Restrict sensitive deal information to authorized team members only.
Technical details
Role-based access control (RBAC) integrates with your identity provider to enforce document-level and feature-level permissions. Access policies can be based on user roles, departments, document classifications, or custom attributes. The system supports both role-based and attribute-based access control (ABAC) for fine-grained permissions.
Benefits
- Document-Level Security: Control access to individual documents or document collections.
- SSO Integration: Integrate with your existing identity provider for seamless access.
- Attribute-Based Rules: Go beyond roles with attribute-based access control policies.
- Inheritance & Delegation: Flexible permission hierarchies with delegation capabilities.
Questions answered
What does Role-Based Access Control do?
Enterprise-grade access controls ensure users only see documents and data they're authorized to access.
How does the capability work inside OdysseyGPT?
Role-based access control (RBAC) integrates with your identity provider to enforce document-level and feature-level permissions. Access policies can be based on user roles, departments, document classifications, or custom attributes. The system supports both role-based and attribute-based access control (ABAC) for fine-grained permissions.
Where does it deliver operational value?
Confidential Matters: Restrict sensitive deal information to authorized team members only. Client Segregation: Ensure client data is accessible only to assigned personnel. Departmental Boundaries: Maintain information barriers between departments or practice groups.