AssetTypes
Determine which types of data a user may read, create or change.
Platform · Access
Determine who can read, create or change data and who can start a process. Use permission groups and roles to configure access precisely.
Focused authorisation
A permission group describes the capabilities users receive. Configure access at AssetType level and refine it down to individual properties.
Determine which types of data a user may read, create or change.
Define rights for individual properties within the data model.
Determine which processes a user may start.
Combine permissions
A role consists of one or more permission groups and is assigned to users. This bundles the capabilities needed for a role in your organisation.
Use that structure to align access to data with permission to start processes. Configure the precise permission groups and roles for your application.
The service layer
The Conneqt API exposes the data layer and connects to the rights and roles system. Read and change operations are checked against the relevant permissions.
The service layer records the creation, modification and deletion of data. Recording data changes is therefore part of the platform, alongside the way information is presented in the application.
Permissions still apply
A dashboard properties panel lets you mark each property as read-only or editable. The signed-in user's rights can still prevent a change.
Filters and permissions also serve different purposes. A filter such as ‘My reports’ creates a relevant selection; authorisation determines which data and actions are accessible.
A connected application
Conneqt was developed from the Common Ground vision. It brings together a configurable data layer, an API with authorisation and visually designed process logic. Municipalities, semi-public bodies and other organisations can use these connected components to build applications.
An application can be deployed in a multitenant environment so several customers can use the same solution. Its data model, process design and access roles are components you design together.
Tell us how it works today, where it gets stuck and what you want to change.