Managing roles and permissions user flows

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Assigning roles to members

from Auth0

Managing roles and permissions

11 screens

Managing members

from Slack

Inviting teammates

Deleting account

Managing roles and permissions

22 screens

Creating role

from Github

Managing roles and permissions

7 screens

Github viewing roles overview screen example

Github exploring role options screen example

Github initiating role creation screen example

Github configuring role details screen example

Github adding role permissions screen example

Github confirming role creation screen example

Github managing custom roles screen example

Creating new role

from Neon

Managing roles and permissions

3 screens

Neon assigning permissions screen example

Neon confirming role creation screen example

Assigning Teammates to Department

from Scribe

Managing roles and permissions

3 screens

Scribe initializing setup screen example

Scribe assigning department screen example

Scribe confirming assignment screen example

Assigning licence to member

from Distrobird

Managing roles and permissions

4 screens

Distrobird viewing licenses screen example

Distrobird selecting member screen example

Distrobird assigning license screen example

Distrobird confirming assignment screen example

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