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Remove a permission rule

Learn how to remove an existing permission rule in the Metadata Security application to update role-based access in your Reltio tenant.

The Manage Security Config page in the Metadata Security application allows you to remove existing permission rules without manually modifying JSON configuration files or making API requests. You can remove permission rules that are no longer required for a role. The removal is initially saved as a draft and must be saved to update your tenant's security configuration.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you meet the following requirements:

  • You have access to the Metadata Security application in Reltio Console.
  • You have selected the appropriate tenant and environment in Reltio Console.
  • You have identified the role and existing permission rule you want to remove.
To remove a permission rule
  1. Log in to Reltio.
    The Hub appears.
  2. Select the Applications icon, and select Console.
    The Console appears.
  3. In the Security section, select Metadata Security.
    The Metadata Security page appears, displaying the Manage Security Config feature by default.
  4. Use the search field to find the required role.
  5. Select the required role.
    The existing permission rules for the selected role appear.
  6. Select the tab corresponding to the permission rule you want to remove:
    • Resource
    • Data
    • Source
    • Hide attribute
  7. Identify and select the permission rule you want to remove.

  8. Select Remove.
    The removal is saved as a draft and the Manage Security Config appears.
To save your changes
  1. Review your changes on the Manage Security Config page.
  2. Select Save Changes.
    The Save changes dialog box appears.
  3. Review your changes and select Save.

Result

The selected permission rule is removed from your tenant's security configuration.

Verification steps

Review the permission rules under the selected role on the Manage Security Config page to confirm that the removed rule is no longer present.