Metadrive doesn’t require any security configuration. Metadrive relies on the security assigned in Google Drive.
What does it mean?
Let’s do an example. Imagine you have three different users with different roles for one particular Google Drive folder or Team Drive:
User A is the owner of the folder (or organizer in case you are in Google Team Drives).
User B is writer, has edit permissions in the folder.
User C is reader, has only view permissions.
User A as Owner / Organizer of the folder / Team Drive is able to:
Folder Level
Configure if editors (writers) are able to create custom properties and create, update or delete views or not (By default, editors can create custom properties and manage views)
Create, modify and delete custom properties
Create, modify and delete views
Document level
Modify document’s metadata
Search documents by metadata
Apply filter, sort and group settings
Share, copy or delete the document
Upload or create new documents
User B as Editor (writer) is able to:
Folder Level
If the owner enables the option, Editor can create, modify and delete custom properties and views.
