Customize permission sets

Types of permission sets

There are two types of permission sets in Quinto: Regular and Admin. Your Quinto site comes with two default regular permission sets (Regular Users and Regular Users + Interview) and two default admin permission sets (Content Editors and Administrators). The permissions enabled in each of these defaults are listed below. You can make changes to the defaults or create your own permission sets.

Permission	Regular Users	Regular Users + Interview
Manage my account	X	X
View help	X	X
Access org chart	X	X
Access jobs	X	X
Collaborate on jobs	X	X
Access job-requirement libraries	X	X
Access interview templates		X
People manager

Permission	Content Editors	Administrators
Manage my account	X	X
People manager
Manage account		X
Access audit logs	X	X
Manage communications	X	X
Manage locations	X	X
View help	X	X
Content administrator		X
Access jobs	X	X
Own jobs	X	X
Manage jobs	X	X
Export jobs	X	X
Push job posts	X	X
Manage signoffs	X	X
Access job-requirement libraries	X	X
Manage job-requirement libraries	X	X
Export competencies	X	X
Manage interview questions	X	X
Manage interviews	X	X
Manage surveys	X	X
Access analytics	X	X
Users administrator	X	X
Permissions administrator	X	X
Log in as other users	X	X
Export org chart	X	X

Customizing an existing permission set

Click the gear icon on the top right of your screen.
Select User management in the dropdown.
Click Permission sets on the top right of the page.
Click the name of a permission set.
Turn permissions on or off.
Click Save when you’re ready to apply the changes.

Creating a new permission set

Click the gear icon on the top right of your screen.
Select User management in the dropdown.
Click Permission sets on the top right of the page.
Click Create on the top right of the page.
Enter a name and select a type (regular or admin).
Turn on the permissions you want to add and click Save.

Ready to assign the new permission set? You can do that in bulk here. You can also make it one of your default permission sets so it’s assigned to new users automatically. Learn more

Renaming a permission set

Click the gear icon on the top right of your screen.
Select User management in the dropdown.
Click Permission sets on the top right of the page.
Click the 3-dot icon and select Rename.
Enter a new name and click Save.

Deleting a permission set

It’s not possible to delete a default permission set. To proceed with deletion, you’ll need to make another permission set the default.

Click the gear icon on the top right of your screen.
Select User management in the dropdown.
Click Permission sets on the top right of the page.
Click the 3-dot icon and select Delete.
Click Delete to confirm.

Users might lose access to Quinto when you delete a permission set.