FAQ
What permissions does the Cloud Admin have?
The administrator's permissions include: User Management, Access Control, Application Management, Approval Management, Notification Policy, Homepage Management, Audit Logs.
What permissions do internal members have?
Internal members refer to users added by the administrator through the page, excluding self-registered users.
Internal members have default permissions for Data Application and My Application, allowing them to view data within their permission scope and use applications.
What permissions do external users have?
External users can use the Personal Center, My Messages, and My Approvals in the cloud backend.
How to modify internal members' permissions?
Administrators can log in to the cloud admin console, locate Permission Control in the sidebar, click System Roles, find "Default Internal Member", click Role Permissions, and then modify permissions for data models and custom applications.
How to use Data Management?
The Cloud Admin Console supports the Cloud Database for WeChat Cloud Development. Administrators can view the Cloud Database after logging in. After the Cloud Database is upgraded to a Data Model, it can be shared with internal members for use.
Data management supports querying, adding, modifying, deleting, import and export, strong type checking, and access control.
How to use My Applications?
You can add 6 frequently used applications to the sidebar and view custom applications provided by administrators by group.
How to collaboratively manage data?
Administrators can create a new user on the "Internal Member Management" page under "User Management". After setting the username, password, and mobile number, they can invite members to log in to the cloud admin console.
To modify internal members' permissions, locate "Default Internal User" on the System Roles page under Permission Control and adjust the permissions there.
How to approve without permission?
If an internal member lacks permission to modify data, clicking the modify button will trigger an error message, prompting the member to apply for permission. After clicking apply, the administrator will receive a notification.
Administrators can log in to the cloud admin console, locate "Default Internal User" under "System Roles" in "Permission Control", and then adjust role permissions.