Which are the two main permission levels used to secure process models?

The two main permission levels used to secure process models in Appian are Administrator and Viewer.

The Administrator permission level allows users to have full control over the process model, meaning they can edit, modify, and manage all aspects of the process. This includes the ability to change configurations, set permissions for other users, and manage the execution of the process. Administrators are essential for maintaining the integrity and functionality of process models.

On the other hand, the Viewer permission level grants users the ability to view the process models without the capability to alter or execute them. This level is important for stakeholders or team members who need visibility into the processes but do not require the ability to make changes.

By having clearly defined permission levels like Administrator and Viewer, Appian ensures that process models can be securely managed while allowing relevant stakeholders access to important information based on their roles. This system promotes both security and transparency in process management.