Viewing Permissions

Your permissions either denote the operations available to you as a
reseller in Plesk, or define which services and privileges can be
enabled in the subscriptions of your customers. If a particular
permission in your reseller subscription is set to Off, then a
service subscription will not provide the corresponding service or a
privilege. A disabled permission also means that you are prohibited to
perform the designated action in the Customer Panel. For example, if
your subscription does not provide a privilege to use Scheduler
(Scheduler management is Off), then none of your subscribers
will be able to use it, and neither will you.

Reseller-specific privileges (the ones that do not affect service
subscriptions you create for your customers) are as follows:

• Subscription creation in Reseller Panel and domain creation in
  Customer Panel. Shows whether you can create hosting service
  subscriptions, add domains, create websites, and set up web
  forwardings.

• Ability to use XML API. Shows whether you can remotely manage Web
  sites through custom applications. The remote API is an interface
  that can be used for developing custom applications integrated with
  Web sites, which could be used, for instance, for automating setup of
  hosting accounts and provisioning of services for customers
  purchasing hosting services from your site.
  Learn more in XML API Protocol
  Reference.

• Access to Plesk. Shows that you can use the Plesk graphical user
  interface.

• Customer account creation. Lets you create user accounts and
  subscriptions for your customers in Plesk.

• Allow overselling. Lets you set up oversell policy, meaning that
  you yourself can define if overselling is allowed to you or not.

  Overselling allows you to sell more resources than is allocated with
  a plan. If overselling is allowed, a reseller is governed by actual
  resource usage instead of initial resource allocation. Overselling is
  a marketing strategy based on the following scheme: a reseller, who
  was allotted, for example, ten gigabytes of disk space, allocates
  five gigabytes of disk space for each of their customers, assuming
  that none of them will actually use all of their allocated disk
  space.

Meanings of the other permissions are the same as in the service
subscriptions.

To view the full list of your subscription permissions, go to Home >
My resources and permissions overview > Permissions tab.