What it is
Two escape hatches on each preset row. Reset deletes the company override so the role falls back to the platform definition, behind a branded confirm that states exactly what will happen. Duplicate copies the row's permissions into a new custom preset named '<role> (copy)'.
Also called: undo my permission changes · copy a role · start from the standard role
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How it works
- 1Reset is only offered on rows that actually have a saved override.
- 2The confirm dialog reads 'This role's permissions return to the platform defaults. Your customizations for it will be removed.'
- 3Duplicate saves a new non-builtin preset with the same base role and permissions.
Why we built it
Editing permissions is exactly the kind of change an owner is nervous about. A guaranteed way back to a known-good definition, plus a way to experiment on a copy instead of the live role, makes the tab safe to use.
The problem
- There was no way back from a bad permission customisation.
- Experimenting meant editing the role people were already using.
Sound familiar?
What you get
Permission edits are reversible.
New role variants start from something that already works.
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