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# Permissions

Roles set the baseline. Sometimes, though, you need to fine-tune what a single person can do. That’s what the **Permissions** tab is for.

**Path:** **My Company → Employees → (open employee) → Permissions**\
\&#xNAN;*Note at the top of the page:* permissions that come **from assigned roles** can’t be edited here. You can only add or restrict what isn’t already locked by a role.

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**1) Self service**\
Let this person request services on their own in the marketplace. Orders still follow your approval rules—this doesn’t bypass approvals.\
\&#xNAN;*Use when:* you want normal employees to “shop” their work essentials.\
\&#xNAN;*Turn off when:* requests must always be created by managers or IT.

**2) Show prices and costs**\
Shows unit prices in the marketplace and costs in self-service/controlling views (only applies to self-service views).\
\&#xNAN;*Use when:* you want transparency (e.g., cost-aware ordering or chargeback culture).\
\&#xNAN;*Turn off when:* you prefer employees to pick by policy, not by price.

**3) Access to the entire marketplace**\
Lets the person request **all** services offered - also those not explicitly enabled for self-service.\
\&#xNAN;*Use when:* power users or IT staff should see/request everything.\
\&#xNAN;*Caution:* keep approvals in place; this is broad visibility.

**4) Record service instances & inventory**\
Allows creating active service instances **without** running through approval, ordering, or fulfillment (e.g., retroactive entry from existing stock).\
\&#xNAN;*Use when:* onboarding historical assets, warehouse/asset ops, data clean-ups.\
\&#xNAN;*Caution:* it skips process steps - treat as an operator power tool.

**5) Remove service instances & inventory**\
Allows removing inventory objects and active service instances **without** approval or deprovisioning flows.\
\&#xNAN;*Use when:* senior asset managers need to correct data quickly.\
\&#xNAN;*Caution:* high-impact. Removing outside the standard offboarding can affect billing, compliance, and audit history. Keep this tight.

**6) Access to employees for the location manager**\
Gives access needed to manage employees and their services for a location.\
\&#xNAN;*Use when:* someone acts as **location manager** and must support “their” site without full admin rights.

#### Saving and reviewing

After changing any toggle, click **Save**. Revisit these settings when someone changes team, role, or responsibilities.

At the bottom you’ll see **Roles** assigned to this person (e.g., *User*, *Team Manager*). Those links take you straight to the role configuration:\
**Settings → Roles & rights**

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