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## Permissions
As of version 1.13.0 Paperless-ngx added core support for user / group permissions. Permissions is
As of version 1.14.0 Paperless-ngx added core support for user / group permissions. Permissions is
based around an object 'owner' and 'view' and 'edit' permissions can be granted to other users
or groups.
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!!! note
After migration to version 1.13.0 all existing documents, tags etc. will have no explicit owner
After migration to version 1.14.0 all existing documents, tags etc. will have no explicit owner
set which means they will be visible / editable by all users. Once an object has an owner set,
only the owner can explicitly grant / revoke permissions.
!!! note
When first migrating to permissions it is recommended to user a 'superuser' account (which
When first migrating to permissions it is recommended to use a 'superuser' account (which
would usually have been setup during installation) to ensure you have full permissions.
Note that superusers have access to all objects.
@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ do not have an owner set.
### Users and Groups
Paperless-ngx versions after 1.13.0 allow creating and editing users and groups via the 'frontend' UI.
Paperless-ngx versions after 1.14.0 allow creating and editing users and groups via the 'frontend' UI.
These can be found under Settings > Users & Groups, assuming the user has access. If a user is designated
as a member of a group those permissions will be inherited and this is reflected in the UI. Explicit
permissions can be granted to limit access to certain parts of the UI (and corresponding API endpoints).