User Access Control in Test Management

User access control is a key aspect of managing your test management. It ensures that the right people have access to the right information. Whether you need to manage standard access controls, define user-specific permissions, or implement geo-region restrictions, this overview will guide you through the essentials.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

RBAC allows you to assign roles and permissions, ensuring that users have appropriate access to the features and data they need. It is a straightforward way to manage who can view, edit, or administer different parts of the system. Learn more about RBAC.

User-Defined Access Control (UDAC)

UDAC provides more granular control over permissions, letting you specify access at a deeper level. This feature is useful for teams with varied responsibilities, allowing you to customize access based on individual roles. Learn more about UDAC.

Geo Region Restriction (GRR)

GRR adds an additional layer of security by limiting access based on geographic location. This is particularly important for complying with regional regulations and ensuring that sensitive data is only accessible in approved locations. Learn more about GRR.