Case-Level Features

What are Case-Level Features?

In Lighthouse Analytics, Case-Level Features serve as the gateway to premium functionalities within a workspace. These features are turned off by default to prevent unanticipated costs.

Activation of Case-Level Features:

To activate Case-Level Features within your workspace, you need to be a workspace administrator.

Navigate to the settings menu by clicking on the cog icon in the upper-right corner.
Select "Case-Level Features" to access the list of available premium functionalities.
Toggle the desired features on to enable them for your workspace.

Permissions and Access Control:

User permissions and Case-Level Feature flags are interrelated and impact the visibility and functionality available to users within Lighthouse Analytics. The following diagram illustrates the relationship between user permissions and case-level features specific to AI-Studio.

User Permissions:
- Permissions granted to users dictate their ability to perform actions within the application, such as running sets and managing AI Studio skills.
Case-Level Feature Flags:
- Feature flags control the visibility and availability of specific features within the workspace.

Example Scenarios:

Users may have permissions to run sets but might not see GenAI sets if the workspace feature flag for AI Studio is turned off.
Users with AI Studio tab manage permission may not see the tab if the workspace-level feature flag is disabled.

Case-Level Feature Settings

AI Studio:
- When enabled, AI Studio allows Generative AI Sets to appear on the sets page for users with the "Manage a Set" permission. It also enables the AI Studio tab for users with access to AI Studio.
AI Assistant:
- When enabled, AI Assistant allows users with access to AI Skills to access the AI Assistant tab. Additionally, users with access to AI Viewer can view AI Assistant features.

Best Practices

Before enabling or disabling any Case-Level Features, carefully assess the needs and requirements of your project or workflow.