Frequently Asked Questions

Advanced permissions in Concrete CMS allow you to control who has access to various parts of your website, ensuring that only authorized users can make changes. This granular control helps prevent unauthorized modifications and enhances the overall security of your site.

Absolutely! With role-based permissions, you can create specific roles with tailored access levels. This means you can designate roles for editors, content creators, and administrators, each with distinct permissions that align with their responsibilities.


Yes, Concrete CMS offers Time Settings that enable you to set time-specific permissions. For example, you can restrict editing access to business hours or grant temporary access during specific events or projects, ensuring users can only access features when needed.

 

Yes, Concrete CMS’s permissions system includes exclusions, which let you create exceptions to general rules. This means you can fine-tune access by excluding specific users or groups from certain permissions, providing a higher level of precision and flexibility in your security settings.

User groups are collections of users with similar access needs. By organizing users into groups, you can assign permissions to the group as a whole rather than individual users, streamlining the process of managing access controls and ensuring consistency across your team.

 

Advanced workflows in Concrete CMS allow you to create multi-stage approval processes for your content. You can define each stage, assign reviewers, and automate notifications to ensure content is reviewed and approved systematically before publication.