Edit permissions are configured for individual properties in Objects > Configuration. Whether a user can edit a property value depends on the property's settings and the user's assigned role.

Configure Edit Permissions

1. Go to Objects > Configuration.
2. Click Add Property to create a new property, or open an existing property to edit its settings.
3. If the property supports editing, enable Make property values editable.
4. Select one or more user roles that should be allowed to edit the property values.
5. Save the property.

Only users with one of the selected roles can edit the property values in the object table. 

Note: Edit permissions are configured separately for each property. A user may therefore be allowed to edit some properties but not others.

Identify Editable and Read-Only Properties

Go to Objects > Manage to view the properties in the object table.

The column headers indicate whether a property is editable or read-only. Hover over the icon next to the property name to see additional information.

There are two situations in which a property cannot be edited:

1. Read-only properties

Some properties are read-only for all users, regardless of their assigned roles. These properties display a lock icon in the column header. Hovering over the icon displays the tooltip: "This property is read-only"

2. Properties restricted by user role

A property may be configured as editable, but your assigned user role may not have permission to edit its values. These properties display a crossed-tools icon in the column header. Hovering over the icon displays the tooltip: "Your role can't edit this property". Users with the required edit permissions can edit the property values directly in the object table.

Where: HOME / <project name> / OBJECTS / Configuration