In Records Management you Cutoff an RM folder before Retention starts.

It stays Cutoff until it reaches the right date for its Disposition, which in this case is Destruction.

I would like the user to have the permission to "Perform Cutoff" without having the permission to "Destroy".

Thanks for you question!

In general we've approached Records Management as a general 'role'. So if someone is a records manager, they have the ability to perform all of the Records Management operations, provided they have access to the records in question in the first place (so you can still delegate different RMs for different parts of the repository). Since Cutoff is fundamentally the start of the retention period, that's been grouped together with Destruction - the end of the retention period. The idea is that it is the Record Managers responsibility to assure, well, that everything is correct at this point.

You can specifically allow any user to be able to close or set event dates on records - note that setting an event date does impact the cutoff eligibility date and so users can still be responsible for that even if they are not performing the specific cutoff operation itself.

If you have a scenario where that doesn't really make sense (and I'd love to hear more details on that), you can always set up Business Processes that would allow certain users to intitiate the various actions as well - you'd just want to ensure that you are tracking who is initiating these for auditing purposes, since it wouldn't be directly tied to the cutoff operation.

What do you mean by Cutoff? Please clarify exactly what that functionality entails, as it is unclear what you mean it to do