Learn how to configure data access restrictions in Zylu and control how much historical business data Employees and Managers can view.
Data Access Settings help Business Owners control access to sensitive business information by defining the number of days of historical data each role can access.
From the main menu, go to:
Manage → Roles & Permissions
Here you can:
On the Roles & Permissions screen, click the Data Access Settings tab.
The Data Access Settings screen will open.
The Data Access Settings screen displays permissions along with separate access settings for:
Each permission can have its own data access period.
For example:
Enter the number of days of historical data that each role should be allowed to access.
For example:
Employee → Last 5 days
This means the Employee can access data from today and the previous 4 days.
Similarly:
Manager → Last 10 days
This means the Manager can access data from today and the previous 9 days.
If you want to use the same data access period across all permissions for a role, click Apply to all.
For example:
Employee → Last 5 days → Apply to all
This applies the 5-day restriction to all applicable permissions for Employees.
After configuring the data access periods:
The data access restrictions will be applied successfully.
Data access is calculated from today.
For example, if you configure:
Last 5 days
The user can access:
The user cannot access data before that period.
If today is 19 Aug 2026 and the access limit is 5 days, the user can access data from:
15 Aug 2026 to 19 Aug 2026
Data before 15 Aug 2026 will be restricted.
When an Employee or Manager tries to access data that is older than their permitted access period, the data will not be displayed.
Instead, they will see a permission message.
For example:
You do not have permission to view data prior to 18 Aug 2026.
The user can click Try Again to return to the report or retry the request.
If you want a user to have unrestricted historical data access for a permission, leave the corresponding days field blank.
A blank field means:
No data access restriction