accessright

noun
UK /ˈækses raɪt/
US /ˈækses raɪt/

The permission to use or enter something.

Every student has an accessright to the school library.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, the ability of a user to read, change, or delete a file or system.

The admin gave her an accessright to edit the shared folder.

3. A legal entitlement to enter a place or use a service.

The new law grants an accessright to public beaches for all citizens.

4. The official approval needed to join a group or network.

Without an accessright, you cannot join the private chat room.