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# File/Folder Permissions

Workspace admin or drive managers can manage who can be invited to certain workspaces and drives, and determine their inheritance in the management structure.

A drive manager is a workspace member or workspace admin that actively manages who can be invited to this drive and what permissions are inherited from the workspace.

Here are the permission settings that can be assigned.

* Full Access - Able to create shareable links and shareable modifications on files and folders and the actions below.

  NOTE: Full access is not equivalent to being a drive manager.
* Editor - Able to edit and move files and folders around within the drive
* Commenter - Able to comment and approve of files
* Viewer - Able to view files but not comment


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