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Status and access

Look up statuses, perspectives, and public permission names.

Lifecycle, review, and preview are independent state families. Do not infer one from another.

State families

Family Product values API values where different
Content Draft, Published, Changed, Archived As displayed
Release Open, Scheduled, Running, Published, Failed, Rolled back, Archived OPEN, SCHEDULED, RUNNING, PUBLISHED, FAILED, ROLLED_BACK, ARCHIVED
Environment Provisioning, Active, Frozen, Archived, Failed, Deleting, Deleted PROVISIONING, ACTIVE, FROZEN, ARCHIVED, FAILED, DELETING, DELETED
Promotion Draft through candidate, approval, execution, success, failure, stale, or rollback DRAFT, MATERIALIZING, READY, AWAITING_APPROVAL, APPROVED, EXECUTING, SUCCEEDED, FAILED, CANCELED, STALE, ROLLED_BACK
Taxonomy Term Active, Archived ACTIVE, ARCHIVED
Operation Proposed, validated, awaiting Approval, queued, running, cancelling, terminal or recovering PROPOSED, VALIDATED, AWAITING_APPROVAL, QUEUED, RUNNING, CANCELLING, SUCCEEDED, FAILED, CANCELLED, EXPIRED, SUPERSEDED, RECOVERING, RECOVERED
Viewing Published, Draft, Release PUBLISHED, DRAFT, RELEASE
Preview session Draft, Release, Candidate DRAFT, RELEASE, CANDIDATE

Running can be transient. A Candidate is an immutable proposal with validation and expiry, not an editorial workflow stage. Approval is a human decision for an Operation; it never implies Published lifecycle. Console result states describe recorded steps, not a fresh read of every resource.

Organization permissions

Resource Fixed actions
organization update, delete
member create, update, delete
invitation create, cancel
ac create, read, update, delete
apiKey create, read, update, delete

These actions have Organization scope rather than Backend resource selectors.

Backend permissions

Resource Fixed actions
backend create, read, update, archive, restore, delete
environment read, create, update, branch, checkpoint, archive, restore, delete, protect
promotion read, create, resolve, approve, execute, cancel, rollback
environmentAlias read, create, update, delete, cutover, rollback
locale read, create, update, delete, reorder
content read, create, update, delete, publish, unpublish, schedule
model read, create, update, delete
vocabulary read, create, update, delete
term read, create, update, delete, move
release read, create, update, delete, execute, schedule, rollback
previewTarget read, create, update, delete
previewSession create, revoke
webhook read, create, update, delete
imagePreset read, create, update, delete
portability read, export, import, createBackend, apply, delete
delivery readPublished, readPreview
operation read, execute, approve, cancel, retry, rollback
audit read

PermissionKeys combine the resource and action, for example content.publish.

Scope lookup

Permission group Required scope Optional selector
Backend read, update, archive, restore, delete; Environment create Backend None
Other Environment, Promotion, and Alias actions Backend + Environment None
Locale actions Backend + Environment Locale for read, update, delete, reorder
Content actions Backend + Environment + Data Type Locale, Vocabulary, Resource, Field
Model actions Backend + Environment Data Type, Resource, Field
Vocabulary read, update, delete Backend + Environment Vocabulary, Resource, Field
Vocabulary create Backend + Environment None
Term actions Backend + Environment + Vocabulary Locale, Resource, Field
Release actions Backend + Environment Data Type, Resource, Field
Preview handoff/session create and revoke Backend + Environment Data Type
Preview target, webhook, image preset, portability, and audit actions Backend + Environment None
Delivery and canonical Operation actions Backend + Environment None

backend.create and portability.createBackend are Organization-level creation actions. Organization bootstrap applies operation.read/operation.execute in its Organization authority without fake resource IDs. For normal human-backed Backend actions, authorization also requires matching backend.read; backend.read itself and the two Delivery permissions are exceptions. Read the live Operation Definition for its exact requester and approver permissions; possessing a permission does not add a missing public operation or screen.

Delivery keys never use Data Type, locale, or Vocabulary scopes. Preview handoffs and sessions instead recheck the delegated authority’s previewSession.create, content.read, release.read, and term.read scopes.

Access examples

Action Required access
Fetch published content delivery.readPublished with matching Backend and Environment scope
Create and claim a Candidate Preview handoff operation.execute, operation.read, previewTarget.read, previewSession.create, and content.read for applicable scopes; term.read for applicable Vocabularies
Propose a Content change operation.execute plus the definition’s model/content permission and matching scope
Decide a waiting Candidate Human principal, operation.approve, and the policy’s approver permission; distinctness also applies

Effective access is the union of valid role grants. One role must contain both the PermissionKey and a scope matching the target. Missing scope never means all; there are no deny rules or direct user overrides.

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