How to share apps with specific teams by defining view or edit access

Giving an app too much access is risky; restricting it too much stalls work because a team ends up depending on someone else. Jestor solves this with direct sharing by role, with two clearly defined permission levels.

What is role-based sharing, and why does it exist?

Role-based sharing is the access-control model where an app is released to an entire team at once, with a permission level that distinguishes between use (interact) and structural editing (full control).

Access level	What it enables	Best for
Interact	View and fill in information	Operational-use team
Full control	Also edits the app's structure	Admins and builders

How to share an app by role in Jestor

Team-based sharing: choose the role (e.g., finance) with no need to add people one by one.
Two permission levels: interact or full control, defined by profile.
Resizable blocks: adjust from any corner, no fixed anchor point.
"F" shortcut: quickly adds a new block while editing.

How to configure it in Jestor: in the app's sharing settings, select the role and choose between "interact" or "full control."

Why choose Jestor for this kind of sharing?

The key differentiator is admin access restricted by default, reducing the risk of improper changes, combined with the speed of releasing an entire team at once with no individual registration.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between "interact" and "full control" when sharing an app? Interact allows viewing and filling in; full control also allows editing the structure.

How do I share an app with an entire team at once? Directly by role, with no need to add people one by one.

Is there a shortcut to quickly add blocks? Yes, the "F" key opens the option to add a new block while editing.

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