Data Access Settings (EX)
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About Data Access Settings
Attention: This feature requires your brand to be on the updated backend infrastructure. Please fill out this survey to see if your brand is eligible. If your brand needs to be updated, a Brand Administrators can request your brand to be updated via the survey.
Data access settings in the Data Privacy tab allows you to control who has access to employee metadata in Qualtrics. Create Data access tags to flag sensitive fields, then Data access roles to determine who gets to view, edit, and export those fields.
Qtip: Only Brand Administrators with the Manage Data Access Control permission enabled can configure Data Access settings.
Qtip: This feature is only available for Employee Engagement, Employee Lifecycle, Ad Hoc Employee Research, and Pulse projects.
Data access settings prevent fields from being viewed in the Participants, Messages, and Data & Analysis tabs of a project. Users can still use and view aggregate results in Dashboards, so long as the Sensitive Data Policy does not prevent it.
Qtip: We recommend adding a minimum confidentiality threshold in addition to data access tags. This can help ensure that users with dashboard edit access can’t filter down data to view individual participants’ results. You can set confidentiality thresholds by dashboard, and even set an organization-wide threshold. As an administrator, this allows you to determine the smallest aggregate of data that can be viewed in any dashboard across the organization.
Setting Up Data Access Tags
Next, you’ll need to create a data access role to give users access to tagged metadata fields. Follow the steps below for more information on setting up data access roles.
Setting Up Data Access Roles
Data access roles determine which users have access to the tagged metadata fields you created in the section above.
The Admin role is the default role for new users, and all data access tags are enabled for this role. To create a custom data access role, see the section below.
Qtip: Users who can edit participant metadata can still add restricted fields and update the participant’s metadata, but if they do not have data access to that metadata they will not be able to view their changes.
CREATING DATA ACCESS ROLES
Attention: Users can only be added as members to a data access role if they’re listed in the employee directory.
Qtip: To remove data access tag permissions, click the trash icon in the header.
MANAGING DATA ACCESS ROLES
FAQs
Can Data Access policies be set at the project level?
Can Data Access policies be set at the project level?
How can we disable Data Access Policies?
How can we disable Data Access Policies?
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