What can users with no roles or external roles do regarding dashboards?

Users with no roles or external roles are typically restricted from performing key actions within the platform, including creating or editing dashboards. This limitation is in place to maintain data integrity and security, ensuring that only authorized users have the ability to modify dashboard contents.

Dashboards can display sensitive or critical information, and allowing unrestricted access could lead to potential errors or misuse of data. Therefore, enforcing user roles and permissions is crucial in a platform analytics environment. Users lacking any assigned roles do not have the privileges necessary to interact with dashboards in these ways, which aligns with best practices in access control and data governance.

This security model ensures that dashboard management is reserved for individuals who have been appropriately vetted and designated with the necessary permissions, thereby protecting both the data and the platform's operational integrity.