Access permissions Category

Access permissions
A wide range of access permissions, including user roles, ensure that sensitive information remains secure

  • Rights at field level

    Additionally, you have the option to set permissions within a specific field. How It Works Go to the Field Settings of the corresponding field. Open More Options.…

  • General rights at database level

    More general permissions in Ninox are assigned at the database level. These include: Who can open the database? Who can import, export, or print data? Who can perform bulk data changes?…

  • Create and assign new roles

    It makes sense that employees can only edit databases they have been invited to. However, you can define exactly what each user is allowed to do in Ninox.…

  • Roles and rights

    Organize access to your databases according to the needs of different user groups In Ninox, you can define what actions (permissions) a user can perform within your Ninox application.…

  • OIDC SSO with Okta

    Set up SSO for your Ninox server (Private Cloud or On-Premises) using OIDC and a third-party app like Okta 💡 SSO is an Enterprise feature available on request that requires a valid license purchased…

  • SAML SSO with Azure AD

    Setting up SSO for your Ninox server (Private Cloud or On-Premises) using SAML and Azure Active Directory 💡 SSO is an Enterprise feature available on request that requires a valid license purchased…

  • SAML SSO with Okta

    Set up SSO for your Ninox server (Private Cloud or On-Premises) using SAML and a third-party app like Okta 💡 SSO is an Enterprise feature available on request that requires a valid license purchased…

  • Introduction to SSO

    💡 SSO is an enterprise feature that requires a valid license purchased from Ninox or a certified partner. SAML- and OIDC-based single sign-on (SSO) gives collaborators access to your Ninox Private…

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