As an AWS Supply Chain administrator, you can either use the default user permission roles or create custom permission roles. AWS Supply Chain has the following default user permission roles:
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Administrator – Access to create, view, and manage all data and user permissions.
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Data Analyst – Access to create, view, and manage all data connections.
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Inventory Manager – Access to create, view, and manage Insights.
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Demand Planner – Access to create, view and manage forecasts, overrides, and publish demand plans.
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Partner Data Manager – Access to manage and view partners, manage and view data requests, and view sustainability data.
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Supply Planner – Access to manage and view supply plans.
Note
As an AWS Supply Chain administrator, before you add users, note the following:
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Each default user permission role is defined with a set of permissions. You can add users to default user permission roles or create custom permission roles.
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A user can only be assigned to one user permission role.
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You cannot edit or delete default user permission roles.
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When you edit a custom permission role you created, the permissions for all the users under the custom permission role are updated.
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When you delete a custom permission role you created, all the users under the custom permission role will lose access to AWS Supply Chain.
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Adding groups is not supported in AWS Supply Chain.
