Object Security and Assignment Policy

Objects in 25Live have two levels of security which determine how users can interact with them: Object security , also known as "editing permissions", determines who is allowed to see an object's details and make changes Assignmen...

After you have a basic understanding of the policy and security settings that impact your Series25 suite, it is then important to recognize how these elements interact with one another to  help you maintain granular control over scheduling pr...

Assignment Windows are a type of assignment policy exception which are relative to an event's start date rather than specific dates . A user has different assignment policy permissions for a location in the days before an event starts.  ...

Default object security and assignment policy are the settings that are applied to an object when it's brand new before you have a chance to configure them directly. Why Setting Defaults is Important Default event draft object security define...

Security Note: Editing Event, Folder, and Cabinet object security requires the following permission in place for your security group in Group Administration : Admin: 8.0 Set Event Object Security Setting Event Security 1. Select Groups to ...

Security Note: To edit assignment policies, your security group will need one of the following permissions set in Group Administration for that object type: Admin: 10.0. Set Location Assignment Policy Admin 11.5 Set Resource Assignment Pol...

Security Note: To edit object security, your security group will need one of the following permissions set in Group Administration for that object type: Admin: 10.3. Set Location Object Security Admin 11.5 Set Resource Object Security Ad...

Assignment Policy (AP) Exceptions are set rules that restrict assignment policy rights by date, location/resource, and security group. So where Assignment Policy will determine who is allowed to request, assign, and approve objects, Assignment Po...