
Glide has announced Folder Permissions, a new access control feature for team admins managing apps inside shared workspaces. The update allows admins to limit who can open or edit apps within specific folders, adding more structured permission management for larger teams.
Key details
- Folder-level access control: Admins can assign permissions at the folder level instead of managing access app by app.
- Viewer role: Team members can open apps in a folder but cannot make changes.
- Editor role: Team members can open and edit apps in the folder.
- Admin oversight: The feature gives Glide team admins another layer of control over internal app governance.
- Plan availability: Folder Permissions are offered as an add-on for Enterprise plans.
For small business owners and builders, this matters when multiple people are involved in maintaining internal tools or client apps. It can help reduce accidental changes, clarify editing responsibility, and support more controlled collaboration as teams grow.
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