Welcome to the User ACL (Access Control List) documentation! This guide will walk you through the powerful user access management features, allowing users to interact with templates and perform various actions based on their assigned permissions. With User ACL, you can easily control who can do what within your Confluence pages using three distinct permission levels: Configure Macro , Editor, and Admin.

1. Configure Macro (Default)

Macro Config permission allows users to configure templates in Confluence pages using macros. Users with Macro Config access can easily customize the behavior of templates to suit their specific needs without the risk of modifying other aspects of the page.

Actions Allowed for Configure Macro Users:

• Configure templates using Html Template Macro.

2. Editor

The Editor permission is designed for users who need more control over templates. With Editor access, users can perform create, read, update, and delete (CRUD) operations on templates, as well as configure their settings.

Actions Allowed for Editor Users:

• Create new templates or duplicate existing ones.
• View, edit, and delete templates.
• Configure templates using Html Template Macro.

3. Admin

Admin permission grants users the highest level of control, giving them full access to manage all settings related to templates, Content Security Policy (CSP), and Access Control List (ACL). Admin users possess the capabilities of both Macro Config and Editor permissions.

Actions Allowed for Admin Users:

• Manage all settings related to templates, including global configurations.
• Create, read, update, and delete templates.
• Assign permissions to other users.
• Control the Content Security Policy (CSP) settings for enhanced security.