Permission design is the foundation of a business system; fixing it after launch costs ten times more.
Permission design is the foundation of a business system; fixing it after launch costs ten times more. This article draws on our practical experience serving more than 3,000 enterprise clients.
The permission model must cover both functional permissions and data permissions: whether you can use a feature and which data you can see are two different things.
Authorize by role rather than by individual; when personnel change, you only need to adjust role assignments.
Audit trails for sensitive operations are the bottom line: who changed what, when, and to what—all fully traceable.
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