Szerepformátum

Szerepformátum, meaning "role format" in Hungarian, refers to a specific approach to defining and organizing information within a system, often in the context of digital identity, access control, or data management. It is a method of categorizing entities, users, or objects based on their defined roles and the associated permissions, functionalities, or attributes linked to those roles.

Instead of assigning individual permissions to each user or object, a szerepformátum establishes a set of roles. Each role then encapsulates a collection of permissions or characteristics. Entities are then assigned one or more of these predefined roles. This simplifies management by allowing administrators to modify permissions for a role, and all entities assigned that role automatically inherit the changes.

This concept is widely applied in areas such as role-based access control (RBAC) systems, where roles like "administrator," "editor," or "viewer" dictate what actions a user can perform. In enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, szerepformátum can define how different departments or employees interact with various modules and data. Similarly, in data modeling, it can be used to structure how different types of entities are represented and related. The primary benefit of using a szerepformátum is enhanced efficiency, improved security through granular control, and greater scalability when managing complex systems.