Add Permission Policy

Add Permission Policy allows administrators to create granular access control rules by defining the following elements for precise authorization:

• Controlled Objects: Resources such as menus, buttons, APIs, and data fields
• Operation Permissions: Action levels like view, edit, and delete
• Authorization Scope: Targets such as users, departments, and user groups

Core Value: Implements the "Principle of Least Privilege," ensuring users only receive necessary system access permissions.

Steps

Step 1: Navigate to the Policy Creation Page

1. Log in to the AngusGM system
2. Go to AngusGM → Global Permissions → Permission Policies
3. Click the 「+ Add Policy」 button in the upper-right corner

Step 2: Configure Basic Policy Information

Fill in the following required fields in the creation form:

• Policy Name: Clearly describe the purpose of the policy
• Policy Code: A unique identifier for the system, used for program logic processing, integration, API calls, etc.
• Policy Description: Explain the application scenarios and limitations of the policy
• Default Policy: If enabled, this policy can be used for the "Default Permission Policy" option
• Effective Scope: Select the application system (single selection only)

Step 3: Define Permission Rules

• Select the authorization section from the application function menu tree
• Review and confirm the corresponding authorized resources in the right panel

Step 4: Save and Verify

1. Click 「Add Authorization Policy」
2. A "Successfully Added" system prompt indicates completion

Quota Details

The number of custom policies is limited as follows for different versions:

Version Type	Default Quota	Expansion Method
Cloud Edition	200	Submit a Ticket Request
Privatized Edition	200	Contact the system administrator to adjust the license

Tip: Check the real-time quota for Custom Policy Count on the Resource Quota Page.