What kind of permissions can only a Super User modify?

The ability to modify User Roles Permissions is restricted to Super Users due to the critical nature of these permissions within the system. Super Users possess the highest level of access and control, enabling them to define what other users can and cannot do within the platform. This level of control includes assigning roles and permissions that dictate user capabilities, such as accessing specific features or managing data.

In many systems, including marketing platforms, ensuring that user permissions are modified only by those with utmost authority is essential for security and proper governance. This hierarchical approach helps in maintaining the integrity of user management and prevents unauthorized changes that could compromise data security or operational efficiency.

Other options involve responsibilities and components that can be managed by various user roles, not exclusively tied to Super Users. Content Approval Rules, Workspace Settings, and API Applications can typically be managed by other user levels depending on the system's configuration and specific user permissions assigned. Thus, the modification of User Roles Permissions remains a privilege reserved for Super Users to safeguard the structure and functionality of the user hierarchy within the platform.