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Manage Policies, Manage Metadata Ingestion, Create Domains, Manage Domains, Manage Glossaries

Sarah the Planner:

Metadata Producer (40%): Responsible for ensuring metadata accuracy and consistency, defining metadata structures and attributes, and planning metadata requirements for upcoming projects.
Metadata Consumer (30%): Accesses metadata for analysis and decision-making.
Metadata Admin (30%): Manages access control policies, metadata sources, and performs administrative tasks.
Mark the Tech Expert:

Metadata Producer (20%): Defines technical metadata attributes and mappings.
Metadata Consumer (30%): Accesses metadata for implementation.
Metadata Admin (50%): Manages access control policies, metadata sources, and provides technical support.
Emily the Analyst:

Metadata Producer (10%): Contributes insights to metadata attributes and definitions.
Metadata Consumer (60%): Accesses metadata for analysis and reporting.
Metadata Admin (30%): Edits description, links, and status of metadata.
Michael the Administrator:

Metadata Producer (5%): Verifies metadata completeness and accuracy.
Metadata Consumer (30%): Monitors metadata usage and compliance.
Metadata Admin (65%): Manages access control policies, users and groups, and performs administrative tasks.
Jessica the Business User:

Metadata Producer (10%): Contributes business context and descriptions to metadata.
Metadata Consumer (60%): Accesses metadata for business analysis and decision-making.
Metadata Admin (30%): Edits links, status, and domain of metadata.
Platform Privileges:

Manage Policies
Manage Metadata Ingestion
Create Domains
Manage Domains
Manage Glossaries
View Entity Page
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Edit Owners
Manage Secrets
Manage Users & Groups
Manage All Access Tokens
Generate Personal Access Tokens
Please note that the percentages represent the approximate allocation of responsibilities for each role.

User
Add platform privileges for each role

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Sure! Here are the platform privileges for each role:

Sarah the Planner:

Metadata Producer (40%):
Manage Policies
Manage Metadata Ingestion
Create Domains
Manage Domains
Manage Glossaries
Metadata Consumer (30%):
View Entity Page
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Edit Owners
Metadata Admin (30%):
Manage Secrets
Manage Users & Groups
Manage All Access Tokens
Generate Personal Access Tokens
Mark the Tech Expert:

Metadata Producer (20%):
Manage Metadata Ingestion
Metadata Consumer (30%):
View Entity Page
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Edit Owners
Metadata Admin (50%):
Manage Secrets
Manage Users & Groups
Manage All Access Tokens
Generate Personal Access Tokens
Emily the Analyst:

Metadata Producer (10%):
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Metadata Consumer (60%):
View Entity Page
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Edit Owners
Metadata Admin (30%):
Edit Description
Edit Links
Edit Status
Michael the Administrator:

Metadata Producer (5%):
Edit Tags
Metadata Consumer (30%):
View Entity Page
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Metadata Admin (65%):
Manage Policies
Manage Users & Groups
Manage All Access Tokens
Manage Glossaries
Jessica the Business User:

Metadata Producer (10%):
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Metadata Consumer (60%):
View Entity Page
Edit Tags
Edit Glossary Terms
Edit Owners
Metadata Admin (30%):
Edit Links
Edit Status
Edit Domain
Please note that these platform privileges indicate the specific permissions and capabilities associated with each role

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