You can manage dashboard permissions in the dashboard editor. You can assign specific access permissions to individual users or to user groups. If you assign permissions to a user group, the permissions are automatically assigned to all members of that group.
For new users and user groups of a dashboard, you can automatically assign view permissions to all associated assets of the dashboard, such as data feeds and aliases. It is not required to assign the permissions to each asset manually. A user requires the view permission for all associated assets to display the corresponding source data in the dashboard. If view permissions are not assigned to all associated assets, a corresponding option to assign the missing view permissions is additionally displayed in the dialog.
You can assign the following access permissions for saved dashboards only.
Users can display and edit dashboards in the dashboard editor.
Users can view dashboards in the dashboard editor view mode.
Procedure
By default, the creator of the dashboard already exists in the Principals with permissions list.
The button is available if the option Assign the relevant view permissions to related assets is disabled, or view permissions are already assigned to all associated assets.
The option is available if view permissions are not assigned to all associated assets.
A new dialog opens. The first list in the dialog contains the assets whose view permissions you can update. The second list contains the assets whose view permissions you cannot change. At least one of the following prerequisites must apply to change the view permissions for data feeds or aliases.
You are an administrator who can edit the permissions for aliases.
You have permissions to view and to edit data feeds.
You have permissions to create and to edit data feeds.
Your changes are applied.
If you want to remove a user or a user group from the Principals with permissions list, click the Delete icon. Deleted permissions for a dashboard do not affect the associated data feeds or aliases.