A single permission that changes what the schedule and dashboard contain, not just what the filter offers. Crew leaders and workers have it off by default; admins, sales and project managers have it on.
Also called: hide other crews · crew privacy · one crew shouldn't see another's jobs
- 1canViewAllCrews gates the crew filter chips and the project list.
- 2The project list filter is hardcoded to the user's own crew as defence in depth, so a leaked UI control still cannot reveal another crew's work.
- 3The permission explainer states plainly what the person sees in each state.
The permissions file describes the intent as defence in depth: 'even if a UI control leaks through, the project list filter is hardcoded to the user's crew so other crews' work stays private.' Crew-level privacy keeps each crew focused on their own work and prevents leaking information across teams.
- Field users could browse every crew's schedule.
- Hiding a filter chip was not enough — the underlying list still contained other crews.
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