> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pentaho.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pentaho.com/pba/semantic-model-editor/sharing-a-semantic-model/share-a-semantic-model.md).

# Share a semantic model

Share a semantic model by adding a user or role and assigning permissions to let them view, edit, or share the model.

Complete the following steps to share a semantic model with a user or role:

1. Log into the **Pentaho User Console** (PUC).  
2. Open the Semantic Model Editor by taking one of the following actions:

   * If you are using the Modern Design of PUC, in the menu on the left side of the page, click **Semantic Model Editor**.
   * If you are using the Classic Design of PUC, click **File** > **Semantic Model Editor**. 

   The **Semantic Model Editor** opens.  
3. In the **Semantic Models** list, navigate to the model you want to share by searching or scrolling through the list. 
4. In the row that contains the semantic model you want to share, click the **More Actions** icon, and select **Share**. The **Share *****Name***** Model** window opens. 
5. In the **Add username or role** box, enter or select the user or role to which you want to share the model. 
6. Click the **Allowed to** box. A window with options for sharing opens.
7. Turn on the toggle for one or more of the following options: 
   * **Change Connection of Semantic Models**
   * **Delete Semantic Models**
   * **Edit Semantic Models**
   * **Share Semantic Models**
   * **View Semantic Models**
8. Click **+ Add** to add the user with the permissions that you selected.
9. Click **Apply**. The user or role you added is assigned the permissions that you selected.


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