For Vault Owners
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As an Atomist, your responsibility is to create the vault's strategy. Part of that is selecting fuses that will be used by the Alpha to operate the vault. All interactions with external parties are governed by the fuses. It is therefore vital that you verify the integrity of the fuses. IPOR DAO keeps a record of the fuses and their verification status. Also, each fuse, on this list is open-sourced and verified on Etherscan.
If you decide to let the 3rd party Alpha manage the vault you can select from Alphas in the IPOR Fusion network or an unverified Alpha. On the web app interface, each vault run by the authorized alpha will be marked.
Actions that an Alpha can take are limited by the connected fuses, actions such as swaps are constrained by the fuse configuration that you, as an atomist set up when adding or modifying the fuse list. Configuration is fuse-specific, but generally, you can limit the tokens that can be used or slippage in case of swapping.
When creating a vault, you will have to decide what the "minimum timelock" should be. This value defines how much time has to pass, from when you initiate changes to the vault's configuration until those changes can take effect. The minimum timelock will define how fast you can enact the changes, at the same time it will communicate to vault shareholders how much time will they have to act if they wish to move assets. The timelock can also be set to 0 in which case, all the changes would be instant.
Access management in IPOR Fusion is handled by the . Roles are assigned during vault creation but some can be changed later. Please refer to a dedidcated page