Who are the users that can add objects to the application and make changes on the design side?

The role of an Editor in Appian is designed specifically for making changes to application design and adding objects. Editors have permissions that allow them to create, modify, and delete elements within an application. They can work on various design components such as interfaces, processes, and data structures, contributing actively to the development and enhancement of applications.

In contrast, other roles have different levels of access and responsibilities. For instance, a Viewer can only see the application but cannot make any changes, while a Deny role restricts access to the application altogether, preventing any interaction. An Administrator has broader privileges, including managing users and configurations, but the specific role of adding objects and modifying the application's design elements primarily falls to the Editor. Therefore, the Editor is the correct designation for users who engage directly in application design and object management.