For a user to see a site page, what permissions must they have?

To allow a user to see a site page in Appian, they need to have Viewer permissions. Viewer permissions grant the necessary access for users to view content without the ability to modify or administer it. This level of permission is specifically designed for consumption and ensures that users can engage with the information presented on the site page.

Having this permission means that users can access the elements within the site, such as forms, reports, and dashboards, which are essential for interacting with data and functionality that the site provides. This access is pivotal in scenarios where users need to retrieve or review information but do not require the ability to alter it.

Other permission levels, like Admin or Editor permissions, go beyond viewing capabilities, allowing for content creation or modification, which is not necessary for merely accessing information on a site page. As such, while users with higher permissions can view the page, only Viewer permissions are required specifically to see it without additional capabilities.