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## Default Role Permissions

LogScale provides a set of default roles with predefined permissions, including Admin (with full system management capabilities), Deleter (with data deletion rights), Member (with basic operational access and asset management), and Reader (with read-only access). Each role is designed to support different operational needs, with the Admin role having the most comprehensive permissions covering data access, system configuration, user management, and asset control, while other roles have more focused permission sets aligned with specific responsibilities.

LogScale includes a number of standard roles by default. These roles have the following permissions:

- Admin Role

  - `Data read access`

  - `Change connections for a view`

  - `Change dashboards`

  - `Change default search settings`

  - `Change files`

  - `Change interactions`

  - `Change permission tokens on repo or view`

  - `Change saved queries`

  - `Change shared dashboard URLs`

  - `Change view or repo description`

  - `Connect a view`

  - `Change FDR feeds`

  - `Change parsers`

  - `Change S3 archiving settings`

  - `Change event forwarding`

  - `Change packages`

  - `Change triggers and actions` (deprecated from LogScale version 1.120)

  - `ChangeTriggers`

  - `ChangeActions`

  - `Change data deletion permissions`

  - `Change user access`

- Deleter Role

  - `Change data retention`

  - `Delete data sources`

  - `Delete events`

  - `Delete repository or view`

- Member Role

  - `Data read access`

  - `Change dashboards`

  - `Change files`

  - `Change saved queries`

  - `Change parsers`

  - `Change triggers and actions` (deprecated from LogScale version 1.120)

  - `ChangeTriggers`

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