Build Packet 08. The control that decides what a User Group may do, over the whole catalogue — 410 permissions, in 14 sections, in 75 sub-groups. Not a sample: Clients holds 121 and System 129, which is the case the layout has to survive.
The layout follows the window and the operator never chooses it. Above 900 pixels a section rail sits beside one section's permissions; below it, one column of collapsible sections. 900 is where the wide layout's pane stops fitting two columns, at which point its rail is a third of the screen spent to show a single column. Narrow this window and watch it change — the buttons above only exist on this page, so both can be inspected at one size.
Labels are copied word for word from the customer's existing system and are never
reworded (ADR-0021); hover any permission to see the key we generate for it,
which the operator never sees. Try searching export or payout,
then tick a heading and read what the control says it is about to do.