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@stale-judge-11647 I've used permissions for this. In roles I just use a single role for all users, however I construct roles using permissions. So, I would have a Director Permission (condition being access to records they are a director for), Shareholder permission and so forth on all tables. This way there is some consistency in understanding the Roles/Permissions structure for the app.

Thanks @millions-army-64326. This is what I did in my Stacker Classic app as well. It has worked well, but I'm trying to transition to the new Stacker and have been hoping to upgrade at the same time to take advantage of some of the more powerful features. I thought that roles would make it easier, but I think it just complicates things in my case.