Structural Access
Structural Access is access granted because of stable identity characteristics such as status, organization, location, or baseline affiliation.
Definition
Structural Access refers to baseline access rights derived from structural identity properties rather than specific business tasks. These rights are often tied to employment status, organizational belonging, location, or foundational identity attributes required for day-to-day participation in the enterprise environment.
The Ariovis perspective
Roles are useful when they reflect stable business responsibilities and remain governable. Ariovis avoids forcing every exception into the role model and complements roles with controlled requests or contextual authorization.
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