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UI Profile rules

A UI Profile rule controls whether a specific element of the interface — a menu, tab, button, or action — is shown to or hidden from a user. Rules are organized by the UI area they belong to, mirroring the product's menus. Each area has its own page (below), listing that area's rules together with the default value for each user role.

How a rule actually resolves is more involved — it depends on the show / hide / inherit states, the layered profile hierarchy (System-level → Server-wide → Customer → Preset → User), and each user's role minimums. For the full picture, see About User Interface Profiles.

AreaWhat it controls
ContentCreating, managing and organizing content, slides and playlists (and their folders); assigning them to devices; the content editors; and content details such as usage and proof of play.
DevicesAdding and managing devices and device folders; device settings (display, orientation, brightness, volume, restart, lock, emergency, firmware, sensors); content on devices; previews and device details.
ChannelsSeeing and managing channels, sub-channel groups and sub-channels.
SchedulesSeeing and managing schedules.
File managerUploading and managing files and folders (simple, filtered, Google, Microsoft); file types, file details and stock images.
AnalyticsThe Analytics menu — device metrics and proof-of-play views.
NetworkThe reseller Network area — members, network users, network devices and network licenses.

Editors

AreaWhat it controls
Content & playlist editorWhich advanced features are visible inside the content editor and playlist editor — graphic tools, animations, scripting, datasource binding, layers, advanced settings, and more.

Settings

AreaWhat it controls
Users, teams & UI profilesAdding and managing users (password, PIN, regional format, UI profile, team membership, removal), teams, and UI Profile presets.
DatasourcesSeeing and managing internal, external and system datasources.
Notification channelsSeeing and managing notification channels.
IntegrationsActions (webhooks), API keys and OAuth clients.
Cloud integrationCloud credentials (Google, Microsoft, Meta, Canva, other) and cloud integration settings.
TagsSeeing and managing tags for content, devices, files and channels.
Quick filtersSeeing and managing quick filters for content, devices and files.
Device policiesSeeing and managing device policies.
General settingsPreferences — team settings, other settings, security, branding and related options.
LicensesSeeing licenses and placing or managing license orders.