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2. The type of document which will be allowed (for example "Company")
3. The specific item that you want to allow (the name of the "Company)
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### Advanced control
You can optionally apply user permission only for specific Document Type by setting the Document Type in the Applicable For field under Advanced Control.
Setting **Applicable For** option will make the current user permission applicable only under the selected Document Type master.
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In the above User Permission, user michael.corleone@gadgets.com will be able to access blog posts created by blogger Michael Corleone.
**Note:** If **Applicable For** is not set, User Permission will applicable across all related Document Types.
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For example you don't want Assets to be restricted for any user, then select **Asset** in **Customize Form** and in the Company field, check on "Ignore User Permissions"
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### Strict Permissions
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Finally once you have created your air-tight permission model, and you want to check how it applies to various users, you can see it via the **Permitted Documents for User** report. Using this report, you can select the **User** and document type and check how user permissions get applied.
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