# Policy Manager Role

The Policy Manager role allows users to view and create custom detectors, work on various Nightfall integrations, and create and edit policies.&#x20;

The Nightfall app view for a user with this role is as shown in the following image.&#x20;

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## Permissions Associated with Policy Manager Role

A user with Policy Manager Role has the following permissions.

### App Management and App Alert Management

With the **App management** permission, users can manage connections to various existing Nightfall integrations and create new instance of connections with Nightfall integrations. With the **App Alert Management** permission, users can add, edit, or delete notification channels for each integration.&#x20;

### Detectors

With the **Detectors** permission, users can view all the detectors, view detectors that belong to a specific category, filter the list of detectors, search a detector, and copy the UUID of a detector. Users with this role can also create custom detectors.

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### &#x20;Detection Rules

With the **Detection Rules** Permission, users can view and modify detection rules. Furthermore, this permission also allows users to create new detection rule and add detectors to it.&#x20;

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### Policies

The **DLP policies** permission allows users to create, edit, and delete the DLP policies. The **Exfiltration/Posture management** permission allow users to create, edit, and delete the exfiltration, Posture management, and Firewall for AI policies. Users can also search and filter policies.&#x20;

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