Set views access per user
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James Joseph Finn
The ability to configure a view using any combination of column visibility and filters; then save that view; and then share that view with a user granted with access to only that view. Use case e.g.: Inventory manager permitted only access to "stock level", "stock status", "sku", "price", "sale price", and "status" columns.
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Tom Hopcraft
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Tom Hopcraft
Hey,
Thanks for the feeedback, so there are 2 requests here which we have planned in the short term.
Firstly a team plan, allows you to add team members to specific stores, their roles will be the same as admin at the moment but we may lock these down.
Secondly, the ability to save named filter/column combinations.
Thanks,
Tom
James Joseph Finn
Tom Hopcraft Thank you sir. I can't imagine any of your users, if the functionality were made available, as not making use of more granular capabilities management.
We're a very small store, and even we would benefit from being able to restrict and grant access to woo fields on a per-user basis.
In addition to the "stock manager" use-case already mentioned, another use-case is a copywriter, who could be given access to only description and short-description.
Permit me one last pitch on this idea: Any time an admin can find a way to grant someone access to store data without having them log in to WP-Admin, that's a win. Perms management in WP has always been a pain; and since your app interfaces with product data, providing a way to manage perms can greatly expand the use cases for your app beyond mere admin purposes.
Thank you again.
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Tom Hopcraft
James Joseph Finn I do like this granular permissions idea. Let us get “Teams” launched and we will revisit this. Thanks for the eloquent response.
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Arun Wolf
It would be great to be able to group filters and columns together, and be able to save them as presets. The added benefit of limiting columns according to user access level would be useful, but is not essential for my use case.