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Connekt’s default role permissions cover the most common access patterns for recruitment teams, but every organisation works differently. If the out-of-the-box settings don’t quite match how your team operates, you can fine-tune them using the permission matrix — enabling or disabling individual permissions for any role without affecting other roles or requiring users to re-log in.

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Accessing the permission matrix

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Go to Settings → Permissions

Navigate to Settings → Permissions in your workspace. You need Super Administrator or Administrator role to access this page.
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Review the matrix

The permission matrix displays all roles as columns and all permission categories as rows. Each cell contains a toggle showing whether that role currently has the permission enabled.

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Permission categories

Permissions are grouped into the following categories, each covering a distinct area of the platform:

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Enabling and disabling permissions

1

Find the permission you want to change

Locate the relevant category row and the role column you want to adjust.
2

Click the toggle

Click the toggle in the cell to enable or disable that permission for the selected role. The change saves immediately — there is no confirmation step.
Changes apply immediately to every user currently holding that role. You do not need to re-invite users or ask anyone to log out.

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Common customisations

Here are a few examples of adjustments teams frequently make:
By default, Recruiters may only see their own placements. Enable the relevant Placements permission for the Recruiter role to give them visibility across the full team pipeline.
If your Researchers should be able to source candidates but not manage placement records, disable the create and edit placement permissions for the Researcher role.
Billing details on company records are often restricted to senior roles. You can enable the billing permission for the Consultant role while keeping it disabled for Researchers and Users.
You cannot edit permissions for the Super Administrator role. Super Administrator always retains full access to every feature and setting in the workspace — this cannot be changed.
If you need a configuration that no standard role supports out of the box, start with the closest matching role and adjust its permissions from the matrix, rather than trying to work around the role system entirely.