I am trying to setup end users for workshop applications. How can I set them up in such a way that they can only access certain modules based on a group? Do I need to create separate ontologies for separate user groups so that they specifically see those objects only?
Hey!
You have different way to setup security policies over Foundry.
Firstly to give only access on specifics modules, based on a group, you can create a new marking, which inherit your group member. You can then set this marking as a new access requirement on your workshop module.
Secondly, you don’t need to create separate ontology to manage permission over objects. If you want to manage row only, you can use restricted views as backing datasource of your object. For example, it allows you to say “only leads can access this object”.
But if you want to build more complex permissions, I recommend you to use object/property security policies that allow you to handle row and column permissions. You have to request access to Palantir Support for that one.
I hope you find this helpful. Feel free to ask if you have any question.
Nathan 