1. Head over to your Adalo app and find the "Database" section.
2. Hit the "Add Collection" button.
3. Name this new collection "User Roles" and add fields like:
   • Role Name (Text)
   • Role Description (Text, optional)
4. You can also throw in other fields if you need them.

1. Open up the existing "Users" collection.
2. Click "Add a Property" to create a new relationship field.
3. Name this field "Role" and link it to the "User Roles" collection.
4. Now, connect each user in your app with a specific role by picking it from the user roles dataset.

1. Create different screens/pages in your Adalo app for the roles you've set up.
2. For example:

• An Admin Dashboard
• A User Dashboard

1. Design each screen based on what resources and functionalities each role should have access to.

1. Go to a screen where you need role-based access.
2. Set up the screen's actions to check user roles when the screen opens.
3. Add an action like "When User Logs In" or "When Screen Opens."
4. Insert a "Conditional Action":
   • If Logged-In User -> Role -> Role Name is "Admin"
   • Navigate to Admin Dashboard
   • Else If Role Name is "User"
   • Navigate to User Dashboard
5. This way, users get redirected based on their roles.

1. Pick the component you want to hide or show based on the user's role.
2. Click on the component and go to the "Visibility" settings.
3. Add a "Conditional Visibility Rule":
   • If Logged-In User -> Role -> Role Name is "Admin"
   • Set visibility to true for Admin-specific components
   • Set visibility to false for non-admin users
4. Do this for all components that need role-based visibility.

1. Launch your app and log in as different users with different roles.
2. Check that users are taken to the right screens based on their roles.
3. Make sure components and pages that should be hidden or visible per role are showing up correctly.
4. Ensure your role-based access control works perfectly by fixing any issues.

Following these steps will set up a role-based access control system in Adalo, making sure users only get to the resources and functionalities defined by their roles.