Hello, I am trying to edit a space and I am wondering the following: * admins - can see and edit everything owned by the Company * general admins - can see and edit everything in the general space * viewers - can see everything in general and edit some files on a case-by-case basis Is it possible to do this? Would I have to edit the access for each and every member that is invited to the 'space.' I am new to this community and I am having a harder time understanding it Thank you!

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Permission Question

Taylor Turner_245z4e

Hello,

I am trying to edit a space and I am wondering the following:

admins - can see and edit everything owned by the Company
general admins - can see and edit everything in the general space
viewers - can see everything in general and edit some files on a case-by-case basis

Is it possible to do this? Would I have to edit the access for each and every member that is invited to the 'space.'

I am new to this community and I am having a harder time understanding it

Thank you!

Accepted answers

Rilwan Ahmed

@Taylor Turner You can use Page restrictions in confluence for this. Who can view and edit.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/page-restrictions-139414.html

Also Pages inherit restrictions from parent page.

All comments

Andy Gladstone

@Taylor Turner welcome to the Confluence community!

In theory, what you are looking to do is possible. There are many parameters that can be changed on a user or group basis. My suggestion would be to create groups with the individuals you want to have a specific permission set and assign the group to the space or pages, which eliminates managing individual permissions.