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Permission Audit

Who can access this project, and how they got that access.

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  1. What Permission Audit doesThe question the app answers, who it is for, and what is in scope for the first release.
  2. Installing the appWhat the app needs, what permissions it requests, and how to find it after install.
  3. Running your first scanStarting a scan, what happens while it runs, and how to read the result when it finishes.
  4. Reading the reportThe shell every report tab shares — coverage, the at-a-glance row, findings, and the activity log.
  5. How access is derivedThe chain from account to permission, why every route matters, and how to read the derivation rail.
  6. People and installed appsThe two populations the report covers, why they are separate, and what each detail page shows.
  7. ProjectsThe project view, who can reach each project, and how access with no individual to attribute is reported.
  8. Permission historyAsking what an account held on a given date, and seeing what changed between two scans.
  9. Continuous scanningThe one toggle that keeps the report current and records what changed, and what turning it on actually does.
  10. Exporting to CSVGetting the report out for an evidence pack, choosing columns, and what the export contains.
  11. SettingsSensitive permissions, review flags, export columns, and the continuous scanning control.
  12. Scan cost and quotaWhat a scan actually consumes, why incremental scanning matters, and where to see the cost of a run.
  13. EditionsWhat Standard and Advanced each include, how trials work, and what happens on a downgrade.
  14. Security and data handlingWhat the app can reach, every scope it requests and why, what it stores, where that lives, what QuinTek can and cannot see, and how to report a vulnerability.
  15. TroubleshootingPartial coverage, scans that do not finish, unexpected results, and what to send us if you need help.