In order to determine whether someone has access to a Space, we go through several different options.
If anyone of those conditions is met, they'll get access to the space.
You can revoke each one of these, and they'll have different consequences.
These respectively set or remove any explicitly granted permission for this particular contact on this particular space.
If the contact in question has access some other way, it's not going to make any difference whether you grant or revoke these.
Only in the future, if they lose access through, say, a product, then the fact that they still have been explicitly granted permission would come into play
There are 3 options for Spaces access.
Closed Spaces, require everyone who has access to purchase a product from you or sign up for a list with you. They have to give you their information and in turn, they are supplied with access and a Simplero ID.
Then you have two options for an Open Space. An Open Space means that anyone who has the URL will have access. The URL can be shared via social media, an email, text message. Also if they are a current customer with access to one of your other spaces (closed or open) they will see all your open spaces listed as available to them.
Your 2 options in an Open Space are:
Do you want to give a contact access to a space without having them register for a product or list?
Do you have a customer emailing you saying they can't view a page they should have access to? Or maybe you just want to verify that someone has or doesn't have access to a specific auto-published page. There is a way to do that!
Restricting access to a page allows you to set up a single membership site and connect it to multiple products. For example, if you run a mastermind each year you can then have one mastermind space with all the content as the content itself is evergreen and used season after season. But then you can have a page(s) in the space that has restricted access where you can post call replays. Giving each mastermind group the privacy they are expecting.
Each published page in a space can be restricted in two ways.