低代码平台SLINGR：按用户所属公司配置权限的最佳方案咨询

Hey there! I’ve built several apps on SLINGR and tackled exactly this company-based permission setup before. Here’s the most robust, maintainable approach using the platform’s native tools:

1. First, Establish a Clear User-Company Link #

Make sure every user record has a direct association to their company. Create a Company data entity if you don’t have one already, then add a company field (type: Association) to the User entity that links to the Company record. This is the foundation for all your permission rules.

2. Lock Down Data Access with Record-Level Permissions (RLP) #

SLINGR’s RLP is your best friend for restricting users to only their company’s data. For every data entity you want to secure (like Orders, Clients, etc.):

• Go to the entity’s Permissions tab
• Add a rule that checks the user’s company matches the record’s company:

  currentUser().company() == record.company()
  

• Add an exception for admins/global users with a second rule:

  currentUser().hasRole('admin')
  

  This ensures admins can access all records while regular users are limited to their company’s data.

3. Control Page/Module Access with Dynamic Rules #

If you need to restrict access to entire pages or modules (e.g., only HQ company users can view financial reports), use SLINGR’s dynamic page permissions:

• Open the page’s settings
• Under Permissions, select Use script
• Write a rule that checks the user’s company attributes, like:

  // Only allow users from headquarters companies to access this page
  currentUser().company().category() === 'Headquarters'
  

• Alternatively, create company-specific roles (e.g., HQ_User, Regional_User) and assign them to users based on their company, then use role-based permissions for simpler scenarios.

4. Handle Complex Scenarios with Scripted Permissions #

For edge cases (like allowing a user to access their company’s data plus partner company records), use SLINGR’s scripted permission rules at the app level:

• Go to Settings > Permissions > Scripted Rules
• Add a custom script that defines your complex logic:

  let currentUser = currentUser();
  let recordCompany = record.company();
  
  // Allow marketing users access to their company + partner companies
  if (currentUser.department() === 'Marketing') {
    return recordCompany === currentUser.company() || recordCompany.isPartner(currentUser.company());
  }
  
  // Default rule: only access own company's data
  return recordCompany === currentUser.company();
  

5. Validate with Test User Profiles #

Don’t skip this step! Create test users for different companies, roles, and departments. Log in as each one to verify:

• They can only see/edit their company’s data
• They can access the correct pages/modules
• Admins have full access as expected

A quick pro tip: SLINGR’s permission rules are cumulative, so make sure you don’t create conflicting rules. Start simple, then layer in complexity as needed.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者smoyano