So I have a view where I loop through then display a company's employees into a table.

We are implementing a system where the owner of the company can allow or restrict access to portions of the application on a per employee basis. our plan is to add a toolbox for reach record in the table where owners can set individual permissions to 'active' or 'inactive', choose from a set of default permissions, or click a master 'active' and master 'inactive' button just in case they want everyone to have all the things.

My thought was to sort of extend my current code and add another variable or method useable by a user record to bring in the results of a partial view pre-filled with their information ( in this case, their permissions ).

To explain further, I am wondering if there is anything similar to a 'scope' method where I can call it like this:

{{ $user->permissionsPartial() }}

or, maybe something during the Eloquent call like this:

$users = User::permissionsPartials()->get();
//then access it in the view like so...
{{$user->permissionsPartial->view}}

That way I can just call that method during any eloquent call for users and access that permissions partial view in any part of the application without having to make calls from the view.

I guess I could just create a method in the User model that I can access as I loop through each user, but I want to keep consistent with separation of concerns here. So that's why I'm wondering if anyone has thought of anything for this situation??