# User Permission Table

The User Permissions Table provides a detailed breakdown of the permissions assigned to each role within the Asset Panda platform. Each role is tailored to ensure users have the appropriate permissions needed to perform their responsibilities efficiently, with varying access levels ranging from full administrative access to limited operational tasks.

* **Organization Admin:** Full control across all organization-wide settings and modules.
* **Account Admin**: Manages accounts, modules, and associated user permissions within specific accounts.
* **Module Admin**: Configures and manages specific modules and related data structures.
* **Collaborator**: Limited access for viewing records, submitting forms, and interacting with data relevant to their tasks. 

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 To view the user permission table:

1. Open the **Asset Panda** web application and log in with your credentials.
2. In the left-side navigation menu, click on **Settings** (gear icon).
3. Under **Settings**, select **Roles & Permissions**.
4. On the **Roles & Permissions** page, you will see two sections:
   * **Predefined Roles**: Displays default roles such as Organization Admin, Account Admin, Module Admin, and Collaborator.
   * **Custom Roles**: Displays any custom roles you create, with options to add new roles if needed.
5. To view the permissions for a specific predefined role, click on the dropdown next to the role name.
6. The **Permissions Table** will display the system-defined permissions for that role, including areas such as Accounts, Modules, Collections, and more, along with options to **View, Create, Edit,** and **Delete**.

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