Overview of Permissions
Mobile Administrator distinguishes two types of permissions:
Site-level permissions. These permissions are granted to users. For example, they can allow a user to add and manage apps. Only a user with the site-level permission
Manage Admin Permissions is able to define/restrict the permissions for other users. See also
Overview of Site-Level Permissions.
Application-level permissions. These permissions are defined individually for single apps. They can be granted to users and user groups. As a rule, all users have the permission to download stable versions of an app. But it is also possible to allow one or more users, for example, to change the metadata of an app (this includes the icon and description) or to add or remove versions of an app. See also
Overview of Application-Level Permissions.
Note: | In addition to the above mentioned permissions, it is also possible to define policies for an app. For example, you can disable copy and paste within the app, force authentication before the app can be used, or define an expiration date for the app. For more information, see Overview of App Policies. |