Pulseway 9.19 introduces enhanced user permission management through Teams and Groups. Users can now belong to multiple teams and switch between team contexts while working in a co-managed environment.
In the Pulseway WebApp, under Configuration > Teams and Users, the Teams section is used to manage user access rights and is divided into two parts:
The upper section contains only the Administrators (Built-in) group, which has full access and privileges across all systems.
The lower section, called User Defined, can be configured to assign specific permissions for selected systems and features.
For example, if you’ve added a junior staff member and want to restrict their access to only the Test Group, you can configure their permissions so they have read-only access to other sites while restricting access to other company organizations.
To set this up, navigate to the relevant group and click the Edit button at the bottom of the screen.
In the Access tab, select the required access privileges. By default, all groups, sites, and organizations are set to No Access.
In the Permissions tab, you can customize settings for Billing, Automation, Reporting, and Patch policies based on the user’s role. Once configured, be sure to save the changes.
The final step is to move the user to the newly configured team. To do this, click the Edit button on the user’s current team, go to the Members tab, and transfer the user to the newly created team.
