rabbit_rabbit
07/17/2026, 2:41 PMcheckReferencesOnWrite setting (although it calls this a "secret") in the interface.
When running locally I have a super admin view where I can see the project in a submenu in the bottom left. From there, there's a dedicated checkbox for this setting inspiring more confidence that this actually took effect.
My question is two-fold:
- Is there some way of getting a "super admin" type experience for my project? I wasn't the one who initially set it up and the employee who did is no longer with the company, so perhaps that's a permission that wasn't initially created for me? Alternatively is super admin not available for hosted medplum?
- If super admin permissions are not possible, is what I'm seeing here proof enough that the setting is applied?
Thanks in advance!
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1527686702334742608/1527686702682996766/image.png?ex=6a5b909c&is=6a5a3f1c&hm=15294af77877d9c47413d1f3c3b95e516bf833243592dd68e2fd529475723f34&
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1527686702334742608/1527686703203225701/image.png?ex=6a5b909d&is=6a5a3f1d&hm=113a993ca4eff854178547dc47e5523b80ab489aeb3bb7a61aa0cca61fa17835&reshma
07/17/2026, 4:51 PMIan Plunkett
07/17/2026, 5:06 PMcheckReferencesOnWrite is a project setting you can configure for a project without being a super adminrabbit_rabbit
07/17/2026, 5:08 PMIan Plunkett
07/17/2026, 5:18 PMcheckReferencesOnWrite is actually an element on the Project resource. You should be able to go to https://app.medplum.com/Project/02425e95-69ec-44b8-8dc6-d9ecca428d4b/edit and then enable the element if you are a project adminrabbit_rabbit
07/17/2026, 9:44 PM