Board Permissions
Every Board now carries its own permissions, so the dashboards your team relies on can't be changed by accident. On top of your account role (Admin, Editor, Viewer — see Add & manage users), each user can be granted a role on an individual Board.
Board roles
Owner
Full control: edit the Board and its widgets, and manage who has access and what role they hold
Editor
Edit the Board and its widgets
Viewer
Open and use the Board — filters, date ranges, exports — without changing it
A user's account role still sets their ceiling: someone who is a Viewer on the account can't be made an editor of a Board.
Protecting a finished Board
Boards built for you by the CorralData team (or by your own data lead) can be locked down so end users get view access only, unless explicitly granted more. Widgets on a protected Board are covered by the same rules — no more surprise edits to a number the whole company watches.
If you open a Board you can't edit, you can still make your own version: choose Duplicate to edit, and work on the copy without touching the original.
Managing access
Board owners manage access from the Board itself — add a teammate, pick their role, or change it later. You can also keep a Board entirely to yourself while you're building ("Only me"), then share it when it's ready.
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