Project Permissions
Project Permissions apply to what a user can do in a specific project. They fall into two categories: Project Editing and Project management.
Project Editing
Project Editing permissions allow users to make changes to the project content:
Dialog graph editing
Allows editing of the conversation graph.
Manage Call Controls
Allows adding, editing, and deleting Call Control blocks and telephony settings.
Manage Text Snippets
Allows editing of text snippets used in the project.
Manage Speech Assets
Allows editing of speech assets, such as audio files and TTS settings.
Manage Variables
Allows editing of project variables.
Import & Export Subdialogs
Allows importing and exporting of subdialogs between projects.
Debugger Management
Grants access to the project's debugging tools.
Add / remove language
Allows adding or removing supported languages in multilingual projects.
Project Management
Project Management permissions allow users to administer project-wide configurations, environments, and user access.
Project user administration
Allows management of users and their roles within a specific project.
Release Management
Allows management of project releases.
Environment Management
Manage environments and associated environment variables to which a release is connected.
Production Release Management
Allows changes to production release versions.
Training Management
Allows management of training data, including NLUs and customer utterances.
Service Management
Allows management of services and their associated secrets.
Project Audit Logging
Grants access to project-specific audit logs. Users with tenant-level access can view all project logs.
Clean PII Debugging & Training
Allows use of clean PII (Personally Identifiable Information) data for NLU training.
Role Assignment Behavior
Each user can be assigned a default project role, which applies across all projects unless otherwise specified.
When a user is granted a role for a specific project, that role overrides the default project role for that project only.
This structure allows administrators to set general permissions at scale while fine-tuning access on a per-project basis.
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