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The name of a security profile should describe the type of access it provides; a job title often makes a good name. In a multi-site implementation, you might want to name the profile for the site to which it applies, such as the home site or the top site.
• Editable (Full access): This level allows a user to perform any task, including viewing data, entering new data, and editing existing data. All actions are enabled, and all views and pages are visible. A user whose profile has the Editable default level will have access to all actions and data in the system, except for any items with overrides.
• Read-only: This level allows a user to view data, but not to add or modify data. Actions are disabled, but views and pages are visible. A user whose profile has the Read-only default level is able to view all objects in the system, but is not able to edit them, or to create new ones, except for items with overrides.
• Hidden (No access): This level means that a user cannot view, add, or modify data. Actions are disabled, and views and pages are hidden. A user whose profile has the Hidden default level is not able to open objects in any view, or perform any actions, unless overrides are added to the profile.