Role-based access separates learner, admin, and platform-admin views so each user sees only what their responsibility requires — improving security and reducing confusion.
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Separation of Responsibilities
A learner should see assigned content and personal progress. An organisation admin should manage assignments and reporting. A platform admin should manage cross-organisation content and settings.
Routing and Session Boundaries
Mixing those responsibilities creates weak security and confusing UX. Phase 1 solves that by separating learner, organisation, and super-admin shells at the routing and session level.
Extensibility
Once the boundaries are defined early, later product phases can be added without reworking access control.
For POSH-related learning and compliance workflows, role-based access also helps reduce unnecessary exposure of learner progress, organisation-level records, and sensitive compliance activity.
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