Regarding Process Model Security, what action is not permitted for an Editor?

In the context of Process Model Security within Appian, the role of an Editor is designed to allow certain permissions while restricting others to maintain the integrity of the process models. An Editor has the ability to modify the model, which includes editing its configurations and properties. They can also run the model to test it and observe its functionalities.

However, one important limitation of the Editor role is the inability to delete the Process Model. This restriction is in place to prevent accidental or intentional loss of critical process designs, which could disrupt workflows or processes within the application. By ensuring that only individuals with higher-level permissions, such as Admins, can execute deletions, Appian safeguards the process model's integrity and ensures that substantial changes cannot be made without adequate oversight.

The other actions—editing the process model, viewing it, and running it—are permitted for an Editor. This balance of permissions allows for collaborative development and testing while safeguarding against significant changes that could impact the overall application state.