delegated access scheme

noun phrase
UK /ˈdɛlɪɡeɪtɪd ˈæksɛs skiːm/
US /ˈdɛləɡeɪtɪd ˈæksɛs skiːm/

A plan that lets someone you trust use some of your things for you.

The school set up a delegated access scheme so parents can pick up their children's reports.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In computing, a setup where one user or program is given limited rights to act on another's behalf.

The cloud service uses a delegated access scheme to let the app read your calendar without your password.

3. In healthcare, an arrangement allowing a caregiver to view a patient's records.

Under the delegated access scheme, the nurse could check the patient's test results.

4. In finance, a plan letting a trusted person manage part of an account.

The bank's delegated access scheme lets a family member pay bills for an elderly relative.