Using group access checks in route definitions
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18 October 2025
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There are some services tagged with access_check that you can, for example, use to check group permissions in your route definitions. Here is a list of some of them.
| Service | Description | Key |
| GroupPermissionAccessCheck | Checks if the user has a specific group permission | _group_permission |
| GroupMemberAccessCheck | Checks if an user is member of a specific group | _group_member |
| GroupInstalledContentAccessCheck | _group_installed_content | |
| GroupOwnsContentAccessCheck | _group_owns_content | |
| GroupRelationshipCreateAccessCheck | _group_content_create_access | |
| GroupRelationshipCreateAnyAccessCheck | _group_content_create_any_access | |
| GroupRelationshipCreateEntityAccessCheck | _group_content_create_entity_access | |
| GroupRelationshipCreateAnyEntityAccessCheck | _group_content_create_any_entity_access | |
| GroupLatestRevisionCheck | _group_latest_revision |
Here is an example using the _group_permission access tag.
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