Scenario Overview - Identity Authorization

This scenario uses tenants, members, and roles to define which menus, actions, and business resources a user may access.

Applicable Roles

• Administrator and Operator
• Provider and End User used to verify the result

Goals

• Assign users to the correct tenant and role.
• Enforce least privilege for menus, actions, and resources.
• Verify changes through a fresh session and operation logs.

Scenario Flow

Main path: Confirm tenant boundary → Define responsibilities → Create or select a role → Assign members → Verify allowed and denied paths → Review operation logs

Stage	Key Result
1. Confirm boundary	Tenant, member ownership, and responsibilities are clear
2. Select permissions	Roles, menus, and button permissions match the job
3. Assign access	The target member receives the intended role and scope
4. Verify and audit	Authorized actions work, unauthorized actions are blocked, and changes are traceable

Representative role screenshot:

Before You Start

• Define the target user, tenant, and job responsibility.
• List required and explicitly forbidden capabilities.
• Prepare a verification account.

Recommended Reading Order

1. Confirm tenant settings and member ownership.
2. Prefer a built-in role; create a least-privilege role only when required.
3. Assign the target member and sign in again.
4. Verify allowed and denied paths and review operation logs.

Document Index

Document	Description
Identity Authorization Workflow	Role design, member assignment, access verification, and a role-page screenshot
Members	Review member management; use the adjacent Roles page for role configuration and authorization

Completion Checklist

Purpose: These are the scenario exit criteria. Use them to decide whether the outcome is observable and reviewable and whether you can continue to the next scenario. They do not repeat the procedure; if any item fails, return to the relevant feature guide and follow its troubleshooting section.

Check	Pass Criteria
1	The role and scope are saved and take effect after the account signs in again.
2	The authorized account sees the target menu and completes the intended action.
3	An unauthorized account cannot see the entry or receives an explicit denial, matching least-privilege design.