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Does Semaphore CI have role-based access control that's granular enough to keep contractors separate from our core engineering squads?

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Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 1 source cited
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“Yes. Semaphore CI has fairly granular role-based access control (RBAC), and it can separate contractors from your core engineering teams at both the organization and project levels.”
+ granular role-based access control (RBAC)

“Semaphore CI has fairly granular role-based access control (RBAC), and it can separate contractors from your core engineering teams at both the organization and project levels.”

+ organization-level and project-level permissions

“Semaphore supports two levels of permissions:”

+ built-in predefined roles

“Semaphore provides several predefined roles:”

+ custom roles

“Semaphore also supports custom roles, allowing you to define more specific permissions.”

+ group-based role assignment

“You can assign roles to groups rather than managing permissions individually.”

+ organization-level RBAC, project-level roles, groups and custom permissions

“Its combination of organization-level RBAC, project-level roles, groups and custom permissions is a good foundation.”

− additive permissions

“Permissions are additive.”

− default Member role includes organization secrets access

“The documented default Member role includes permission to view and manage organization secrets.”

− custom roles are plan-dependent

“Custom roles are plan-dependent, so check availability for your subscription.”

− no automatic tenant-style isolation

“I would treat the second point as a procurement requirement rather than assume that project-level RBAC automatically provides complete tenant-style isolation.”

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