umbraco-granular-user-permissions

You implement granular permissions by defining a permission manifest and a Lit-based UI element tied to specific entity types, allowing you to control user rights on individual content items within the backoffice.

Umbraco granular permissions are custom, per-entity access controls for the backoffice. You need them when different users require different rights to manage specific content items, such as per-node document permissions, within the same content system.

To register a custom permission manifest, you integrate with the Umbraco extension registry by defining the correct schemaType metadata and associating your new permission types with specific document-like entity types.

Yes, you use Lit to build backoffice UI permission elements that render permission controls and deterministically emit the selected permission state payload to the Umbraco backoffice runtime.

Yes, Umbraco supports per-node document permissions by allowing you to define granular permission manifests scoped to document-like entity types, ensuring different users have different access rights within the same content system.

Custom Umbraco backoffice permission elements require deterministic behavior to emit selected permissions correctly and depend on doc-aligned extension registry integration, meaning incorrect schemaType metadata can prevent proper runtime registration.