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Control who can do what
Decide which roles can edit with the builder, which elements and templates each role sees, and how editor licences are counted. Pick the row for the task you have.
| I want to ... | Use | Needs |
|---|---|---|
| let a role edit with the builder | Set up editor permissions | Drupal's Administer permissions |
| limit the elements, blocks, views and templates a role sees | Builder profiles | Administer dxpr builder profile |
| create or change a profile on the admin screen | Choose what each role sees in the builder | Administer dxpr builder profile |
| look up what each permission unlocks | Permissions | Nothing |
| understand product keys, tiers and editor counts | Licensing overview | Nothing |
| stay within the editor count of my subscription | Keep your editors within your licence | Administer DXPR Builder configuration |
| free up a licence by excluding an account | Free up an editor licence | Administer DXPR Builder configuration |
| use one product key on several sites | Use one product key on several sites | A product key |
| compare the free tier with paid tiers | Feature comparison | Nothing |
Which should I use
Permissions decide who may edit at all: every active account with Edit with DXPR Builder counts as an editor for your licence, unless you exclude it. Profiles decide what those editors see once the builder opens. Set up permissions first, then add profiles for roles that need a smaller set of elements.
What's next?
Compliance for regulatory requirements to continue exploring DXPR Builder.
In this section
- Builder profiles: Limit elements, blocks, views, templates and icon sets per role
- User profiles: The admin screen where profiles are created and assigned
- Set up editor permissions: Combine Drupal roles with builder profiles, step by step
- Permissions reference: The three permissions the module defines and what each unlocks
- Licensing: How the product key, tiers and editor counts work
- Managing licences: Keep your editors within your subscription
- User licences: The admin screen listing licensed editors: exclude an account, give editing back, clear old records
- Multi-site licensing: One key across several sites
- Feature comparison: Free tier against premium tiers
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