Access Type Overview

Last updated June 11, 2026, 10:06 AM UTC · fuuz.com/help/access-type-overview

Overview

Access Types in Fuuz define the privileges a user has when they log in and determine what menus, tools, and data they can access across tenants (applications). Use Access Types to separate enterprise administration from application-level administration and end-user roles.

Note: Enterprise administrators manage global users and Access Types; application administrators request access for new users but cannot create enterprise users directly.

Access types overview

Access Types

Administrator: Grants administrative policies for user management and platform configuration (including data ingress/egress and app customization).
Developer: Grants design-time access (Schema Designer, Screen Designer, Data Flows, APIs, Documents).
Web Access: Basic login only; requires roles within each application to access screens and data.
API Access: Intended for API keys used by external systems.
Gateway Access: Used by the system to authorize installed edge gateways; typically not assigned manually.

Access type list

Access type detail

Menus by Access Type

Application Administrators and Developers see additional menu sets on login, while Web Access users only see role-based menus. Use the left-side drawer (hamburger icon) to show or pin menus.

Menus by access type

Menu & Navigation Tips

Use the left-side hamburger icon to pin/unpin the menu drawer.
Expand high-level menu options to reveal sub-options.
Role menus appear below admin/developer menus when a user also has roles.

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