Access Management in RudderStack
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RudderStack’s Access Management system provides enterprise-grade, Policy-based Access Control (PBAC) across your entire data infrastructure. You can define granular permissions for workspaces, groups, and individual members to ensure the right people have the right access.
Migrating from Permissions Management (RBAC)?
The legacy Permissions Management (RBAC) system will be deprecated on October 31, 2026. RudderStack recommends migrating to the new Access Management system now for enhanced security, granular control, and better compliance capabilities.
Guides in this section
| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| Access Management Overview | Learn how the Access Management system works and explore its key features |
| Key Access Management Concepts | Explore the foundational concepts behind RudderStack’s Access Management system |
| Glossary | Look up key terms used throughout the Access Management documentation |
| Member Management | Invite new members and manage their roles and permissions across workspaces |
| Plan-wise Access Management Features | Compare Access Management features available across different RudderStack plans |
| Policies Overview | Configure policies that apply to your workspace, groups, and individual members |
| Baseline Workspace Policy | Set default permissions that apply to all members that are a part of the workspace |
| Group Policies | Create groups and manage their policies for your RudderStack workspace |
| Member Workspace Policy | Customize individual member permissions within a workspace |
| Feature-wise Permissions | Review the permissions required for different RudderStack features |
| Service Access Tokens | Use Service Access Tokens for centralized API access at the organization or workspace level |
| Personal Access Tokens | Use Personal Access Tokens to authenticate and consume RudderStack APIs as an individual user |
| Migration Guide | Follow step-by-step instructions to migrate from the legacy Permissions Management (RBAC) system |
| Access Management FAQ | Find answers to frequently asked questions about Access Management |
