Administration

Organization Roles

Fiddler access control comes with some preset roles. There are two global roles at the organizational level

ADMINISTRATOR — Has complete access to every aspect of the organization.
- As an administrator, you can invite users to the platform.
MEMBER — Access is assigned at the project and model level.

Each project supports its own set of permissions for its users.

There are three roles that can be assigned:

OWNER — Assigns super-user permissions to the user.
WRITE — Allows a user to perform write operations (e.g. uploading datasets and/or models, using slice and explain, sending events to Fiddler for monitoring, etc).
READ — Allows a user to perform read operations (e.g. getting project/dataset/model metadata, accessing pre-existing charts, etc.).

Some notes about these roles:

A user who creates a project is assigned the OWNER role by default.
A project OWNER or an organization ADMINISTRATOR can share/unshare projects with other users or teams.
Only the OWNER only and an organization ADMINISTRATOR have access to a project until that project is explicitly shared with others.
Project roles can be assigned to individual users or teams by the project
OWNER or by an organization ADMINISTRATOR.

A team is a group of users.

Each user can be a member of zero or more teams.
Team roles are associated with project roles (i.e. teams can be granted
READ, WRITE, and/or OWNER permissions for a project).

Click here for more information on teams.

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