OSCOM Security and Permissions: How to Configure Access Controls for Your Team
OSCOM supports granular permissions by module and action. Here's how to configure security settings for teams of any size.
OSCOM's permission system controls who can access which modules and what actions they can take within each. This prevents accidental changes to critical configurations while enabling self-service for day-to-day tasks.
The permission model has three layers: workspace roles (Admin, Editor, Analyst, Viewer), module access (which modules each role can see), and action permissions (create, edit, publish, delete, configure within each module). Custom roles can be created for specific team needs.
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We cover the default role configurations, how to create custom roles for common team structures (marketing team, sales team, executive team, agency partner), the audit log that tracks who changed what, and the SSO setup for enterprise teams.
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