Try Our Live Demo
Trusted by the world's leading companies
Permissions Across Files, Folders, and Operations
Apply access rules at the right level, whether that means restricting an entire folder by role, locking down individual files, limiting specific operations like download or delete, or assigning rules to roles instead of individual users.

Restrict folder access
Apply access rules to folders based on user roles or permission groups, restricting who can view, modify, or manage folder contents. Use this when department folders like finance or payroll need separate access levels. This keeps sensitive content hidden from unauthorized roles.

Set file permissions
Apply access rules to individual files without changing permissions for other content in the same folder. Use this when files like salary records or legal contracts sit alongside shared documents. Sensitive files stay restricted without affecting the rest of the folder.

Limit file operations
Configure permissions for actions like viewing, editing, copying, downloading, and uploading, assigned separately for each role. Use this when people share access to the same content but need different action permissions. Teams keep only the actions each role can perform.

Assign role-based permissions
Assign permission rules to roles instead of individual users, so any change to a role applies consistently across related files, folders, and operations. Use this when multiple users share access responsibilities. This simplifies managing access as teams change.
Frequently Asked Questions
What operations does React File Manager access control restrict?
File Manager access control restricts file and folder operations such as viewing, modifying, copying, downloading, uploading, and folder management based on assigned permissions.
Where are access control rules evaluated in React File Manager?
Access control rules are evaluated on the server using your application’s authorization logic. The File Manager automatically reflects the permitted actions in its interface.
How do read and write permissions differ in React File Manager?
Read permission controls whether users can view files and folders. Write permission determines whether users can modify, rename, or delete them.
Can React File Manager work with my existing authentication system?
Yes. React File Manager works with your existing authentication and authorization system to apply access rules based on the authenticated user’s identity or role.
Resources
Learn more about our React File Manager
Explore demos, KB articles, and documentation to get the most out of the File Manager.
Explore guides, APIs, and quick-start tips
See live use cases in action
Ask, share, and connect with peers
Find solutions and best practices fast
Get expert help when needed
Feature requests and bug reports
Track issues and suggest improvements
Awards
Greatness—it’s one thing to say you have it, but it means more when others recognize it. Syncfusion® is proud to hold the following industry awards.