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Parent-controlled access (RBAC)
How role-based access control puts you in charge of who sees what.
1 Min. LesezeitAktualisiert June 15, 2026 Geprüft June 15, 2026
AIVO uses role-based access control (RBAC): each person you invite has a role, and the role determines what they can see and do. You own the account and control every grant.
- Grant access per learner, not just per account.
- Each role has sensible default permissions you can review.
- Change or revoke access at any time — changes are immediate.
Privacy: No one sees your learner's data unless you grant it. For the privacy view of RBAC, see Role-based access control.
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