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Specs M0 Accounts Special Permission
Claude edited this page Aug 28, 2026
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accounts.models.permission.SpecialPermission
Some permissions do not follow the standard CRUD model and cover cross-cutting or specific actions.
| Codename | Description |
|---|---|
system.admin_django.access |
Show the access button and access the Django administration interface |
system.users.manage |
Manage users (create, modify, deactivate) |
system.groups.manage |
Manage groups and assign permissions |
system.audit_trail.read |
View the global audit log |
system.config.manage |
Access the application's global configuration |
system.webhooks.manage |
Manage webhooks |
system.notifications.manage |
Manage notification templates |
These special permissions are created as
Permissionrecords withmodule = systemand are handled in the same way as CRUD permissions by the authorization engine.
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- Administration
- Ask Cairn
- Assets and suppliers
- Compliance
- The dashboard
- Finding your way
- Getting started
- Incidents
- How records move
- Organisational context
- Reports and management review
- Risks
- Trust Center
- Architecture
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- Contributing
- The documentation system
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- Internationalisation
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- Release process
- Security
- Testing
- Adding an assistant provider
- Adding a dashboard widget
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- Declaring a lifecycle
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- Adding a report
- Interface conventions
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- Lifecycles
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- MCP tool parameters : Assets
- MCP tool parameters : Compliance
- MCP tool parameters : Governance and context
- MCP tool parameters : General
- MCP tool parameters : Incidents
- MCP tool parameters : Reports and management review
- MCP tool parameters : Risks
- MCP tool parameters : System and administration
- MCP tool parameters : Trust Center
- Management commands
- Models
- Permissions
- REST endpoints
- Environment variables
- MCP server
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- Assistant module (Ask Cairn)
- Module 0: User Management and Access Control
- Module 1: Context and Organization
- Module 2: Asset Management
- Module 3: Compliance
- Module 4: Risk Management
- Module 4 bis - EBIOS Risk Manager
- Module 5 : Trust Center
- Module 6 : Security Incident Management
- Management review : ISO 27001:2022 compliance (clause 9.3)