Role-Based Access Control
Control who can view, edit, and execute tests.
What It Does
Role-Based Access Control ensures that every team member has the right level of access. Administrators manage projects, invite users, and configure settings. Environment Managers handle environment-specific credentials and configurations without touching test definitions. Testers create, edit, and run tests. Viewers observe results and dashboards without modification rights. Every action — from test creation to execution to settings changes — is logged in an audit trail with the user, timestamp, and details. This makes Shift-Left API audit-ready for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and other compliance frameworks.
Overview
Four user roles — Administrator, Environment Manager, Tester, and Viewer — with granular permissions for projects, environments, and test execution. Administrators have full control over projects, settings, and user management. Environment Managers can configure environments and credentials without accessing test definitions. Testers can create, edit, and execute tests. Viewers have read-only access to dashboards and reports. Each role is enforced at both the UI and API level, ensuring no unauthorized modifications. All user actions are logged in a comprehensive audit trail for compliance and forensics.
Key Capabilities
How It Works
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Invite team members to your project via email with a specific role
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Assign one of four roles based on their responsibilities
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Permissions are enforced across the UI and API — no unauthorized access
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All actions are logged in the audit trail with user, timestamp, and details
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Administrators can review and change role assignments at any time
Available on
business Plan & Above
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