I find Grist access rules very very complicated. I always suffer with the logic to implement them.
I have a table for COMPANIES. Each COMPANY will have a user associated to it.
I have two options… someone creates the company and select a user from an user table (user and email).
OR let the user create the company. And user name would be recorded in the column that identifies record creator.
How I proceed from here?
edit:
I decided to create at the Company Table a email column.
The document Owner creates the company, by writing Company name and email that matches the invited user.
These are the access rules. So, at the EMPRESA table (Company), I am saying user that matches the email of the row should be able to see that row.
But it actually can´t even see the table. Unless I set rules for users that are different than owners to be able to see the table. But then the user can see ALL companies, not only his.
