What is RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)?
RBAC grants permissions based on a user’s role rather than to each individual, so access matches responsibility.
In depth
Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) assigns each user a role — such as Auditor, Technician or Admin — and each role carries a fixed set of permissions. Changing what a role can do updates every user in that role at once.
Asetavo uses RBAC to control who can move assets, edit the register, approve work orders or export financial data, with every sensitive action recorded in an audit log.
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RBAC scales: you manage a handful of roles instead of permissions on hundreds of individual accounts, which reduces mistakes and speeds up onboarding.