Access to person and application records in Slate is granted through one of the Lookup permissions. These permissions allow a user to look up a record and read data as follows: Person Lookup grants a user access to the record, but the user may ne...

Users are granted access to records in datasets through the Dataset Lookup and Dataset Update permissions: In order for a user to search for a dataset record, the user must be granted the read permission of the associated query base . This le...

Population permissions allow Slate administrators to limit users’ access to records. With population permissions, users can be granted access to look up or update records that belong to a specific population , instead of being granted access to...

Using the Configurable Joins query bases, users can be granted access to query for records enrolled in a population granted through population permissions in query results. Queries built on the Configurable Join bases of Application by Population or...

You can assign users population-based Reader permissions. This lets you manage which records a user can access in the Reader. For example, population permissions can display Astronomy application records in the Reader only to Astronomy department...

When the Release Decisions permission is granted when assigning a population, the user will see only application records in that population in the decision groups when navigating through Release Decisions. For example, population permissions can be ...

Using Edit Restricted Access grants access only to specific users, roles, or permissions, and restricts other database users from that record. This feature is useful for a single record or a small number of records whose data m...