Permission Group
Designed a permission group module to control what a manager or admin can see and access based on configured permission groups, using department, position, location, and status scope as the visibility boundary.
Defined the module around centralized permission setup and reusable group mapping so managers and admins only see records inside their configured organizational scope.
- Manage permission definitions and map them into reusable groups
- Restrict manager visibility by department, position, location, and status scope
- Reduce one-off access maintenance by standardizing visibility rules through grouped structures
Structured the feature so permission definitions, group mapping, and visibility evaluation stay separated while still supporting one coherent access-control flow.
- Permission setup is isolated from runtime visibility evaluation
- Reference tables support access filtering without becoming the permission source of truth
- Group-based mapping makes visibility management easier to scale across managers and admins
Mapped the flow from permission creation to group mapping and visibility evaluation so manager access can be managed consistently and updated safely.
- Create or maintain permission definitions first
- Map permissions into groups before applying them to managers or admins
- Use reference dimensions to control who can be seen or accessed inside the system
Modeled the module around permissions and group mappings, supported by organizational reference tables such as departments, positions, locations, statuses, and employees that are evaluated for visibility scope.
- Permissions are stored independently from scoped visibility evaluation
- Group mapping acts as the bridge between permission definitions and access grouping
- Employees and reference tables support targeted visibility filtering
Planned the rollout in slices covering permission setup, group mapping, manager visibility evaluation, scoped filtering, and release hardening.
- Admin flows for permission and group management
- Visibility evaluation flows backed by reference data
- Controlled rollout to protect existing manager access behavior while introducing grouped permissions
Focused testing on permission accuracy, group mapping correctness, visibility scope safety, and filtering consistency across reference dimensions.
- Ensure managers only see records inside the departments or scopes configured in their permission group
- Verify department, position, location, and status references do not grant unintended visibility
- Check updates to permission groups propagate safely without widening manager access unexpectedly