Django have built-in support for managing access to pages and makes it possible to have different access levels of users, please read more are django's homepage

We recommend that you set up at least two groups, admin and flowcell. Where admin can:

• change/add users and flowcells
• delete uploaded flowcells.

Name	Permission	Description
admin	auth | user | Can add user auth | user | Can change user auth | user | Can view user	Users belonging to this group have the ability to add, change and view users
flowcell	dataprocessor | flowcell | Can delete flowcell dataprocessor | flowcell | Can view flowcell dataprocessor | samples run data | Can delete samples run data dataprocessor | batch run | Can delete batch run	Users belonging to this group have the ability to delete flowcells and the information bound to the flowcell.

Note that the super user, created by running python3 manage.py createsuperuser, have access to everything and can do whatever he/she wants.