Permissions reference

Fast-lookup companion to Roles & permissions, which has the narrative explanation. This page is just the tables.

Every permission

Permission	Category	What it grants
engagements.create	Engagements	Create engagements
engagements.manage	Engagements	Manage engagement membership, metadata, and scope-change approval (non-archived engagements)
engagements.view_all	Engagements	View every non-archived engagement without needing explicit membership
engagements.release_to_client	Engagements	Approve releasing an engagement’s findings to the client portal
catalogue.manage	Catalogue	Create, edit, and delete vulnerability catalogue templates
catalogue.approve	Catalogue	Approve draft vulnerability catalogue entries
catalogue.delete_any	Catalogue	Delete any catalogue entry, including ones created by someone else
catalogue.bulk_manage	Catalogue	Export/import the whole vulnerability catalogue at once
checklist_templates.manage	Checklist	Manage checklist templates
report_settings.manage	Reports	Manage report profiles and export settings
reports.trends	Reports	View cross-engagement trend reporting
findings.review	Finding Review	Review findings (eligible to be assigned as reviewer)
findings.review_own	Finding Review	Review findings authored by yourself
findings.qa	Finding Review	QA findings (eligible to be assigned as QA reviewer)
findings.qa_own	Finding Review	QA findings authored by yourself
findings.act_any_assignment	Finding Review	Submit any finding’s review/QA decision, regardless of who it’s assigned to
clients.manage	Client Portal	Manage client-portal companies and accounts
users.manage	Administration	⚠️ Manage user accounts (create, deactivate, change roles)
roles.manage	Administration	⚠️ Manage roles and permissions, including this list
feature_flags.manage	Administration	Manage feature flags
licensing.manage	Administration	Manage the license key
audit_log.manage	Administration	View and purge the audit log
field_visibility.manage	Administration	Manage which finding/catalogue fields are visible
branding.manage	Administration	Manage firm branding (name, logo) shown on the login page, sidebar, and reports

users.manage / roles.manage are Superadmin-equivalent

Either permission lets its holder eventually grant themselves every permission in this table. See Roles & permissions for why. Grant them only to someone you’d trust with full Superadmin access.

Default permissions by built-in role

Note

Superadmin isn’t shown as a column, since it implicitly holds every permission, always, and isn’t editable. The matrix below covers the three built-in roles whose permission sets you actually configure. A blank cell means the role doesn’t hold that permission by default.

Permission	Team Lead	Senior	Consultant
engagements.create	✅
engagements.manage	✅
engagements.view_all	✅
engagements.release_to_client	✅
catalogue.manage	✅
catalogue.approve	✅	✅
catalogue.delete_any	✅
catalogue.bulk_manage
checklist_templates.manage	✅
report_settings.manage
reports.trends	✅
findings.review	✅	✅
findings.review_own	✅
findings.qa	✅	✅
findings.qa_own	✅
findings.act_any_assignment
clients.manage	✅
users.manage
roles.manage
feature_flags.manage
licensing.manage
audit_log.manage
field_visibility.manage
branding.manage

These are starting defaults, not a fixed hierarchy. Every non-Superadmin role’s permission set is editable from Role Management, and custom roles can combine any permissions from the table above.