Which security role allows a user to start a process but prevents them from seeing any data related to it?

The Initiator role is specifically designed to allow users to start processes while restricting their access to data associated with those processes. This means that a user with this role can initiate a workflow or process but cannot view any of the underlying data or results tied to that process. This is particularly useful in scenarios where it is essential to maintain confidentiality and prevent users from having visibility into sensitive information while still enabling them to trigger necessary actions or workflows in the system.

In contrast, the other roles generally provide differing levels of access and permissions that include viewing or editing data. For instance, an Administrator would have extensive control and visibility across the system, while an Editor would have permissions to modify existing elements within the application, including data. A Viewer, although limited in editing capabilities, typically has access to view data. Thus, the Initiator role effectively balances the need to execute processes while safeguarding the integrity and confidentiality of the data involved.