User group permissions take the highest security priority. If a user is not a member of the appropriate user group, they are unable to view or access various activity centers, activities, or windows.
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User group permissions take the highest security priority. If a user is not a member of the appropriate user group, they are unable to view or access various activity centers, activities, or windows. |
Grant a User Group Permission to a Module
1. Access the Group Definition window.
2. Select the user group for which you are granting permission to a module.
3. Click the Permissions button. The Group Permissions window | Modules tab appears.
4. From the Not Allowed panel on the right-hand side, select the module to which you are granting the user group access.
5. Drag them to the Allowed panel or click the Add Arrow button. The module is moved to the Allowed panel.
6. Click the OK button. The users in the user group now have access to the module.
Grant a User Group Permission to an Activity Center
1. Access the Group Definition window.
2. Select the user group for which you are granting permission to an activity center.
3. Click the Permissions button. The Group Permissions window appears.
4. Click the Activity Centers tab. The Activity Centers tab appears.
5. From the Not Allowed panel on the right-hand side, select the activity center to which you are granting the user group access.
6. Drag them to the Allowed panel or click the Add Arrow button. The activity center is moved to the Allowed panel.
7. Click the OK button. The users in the user group now have access to the activity center.
Grant a User Group Permission to Update Activity Centers
Activity centers are assigned to module managers who are responsible for maintaining any necessary updates. Only one module manager can be assigned to an activity center; however, another user group can be granted permission to make changes to the activity center even if they are not the manager.
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Module Manager Jane Smith is on extended maternity leave and IT Administrator Joe Brown needs to make updates to the activity center. |
1. Access the Group Definition window.
2. Select the user group to which you are granting override permission to update all activity centers.
3. Click the Permissions button. The Group Permissions window appears.
4. Click the Functions tab. The Functions tab appears.
5. From the Not Allowed panel on the right-hand side, select the Override Standard Activity Center Manager Edit Permission function.
6. Drag the override function to the Allowed panel or click the Add Arrow button. The override function is moved to the Allowed panel.
7. Click the OK button. The users in the user group can now make updates to an activity center that has a module manager assigned to it via the Maintain Activity Centers window.
Grant a User Group Permission to a Function
1. Access the Group Definition window.
2. Select the user group for which you are granting permission to a function.
3. Click the Permissions button. The Group Permissions window appears.
4. Click the Functions tab. The Functions tab appears.
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5. From the Not Allowed panel on the right-hand side, select the function to which you are granting the group access.
6. Drag the function to the Allowed panel or click the Add Arrow button. The function is moved to the Allowed panel.
7. To restrict access to a view only mode, select the View Only checkbox.
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To restrict access to a view only mode for all allowed functions, select the Mark All View Only checkbox. |
8. Click the OK button. The users in the user group now have access to the function.
Grant a User Group Permission to a Tasklist
1. Access the Group Definition window.
2. Select the user group for which you are granting permission to a tasklist.
3. Click the Permissions button. The Group Permissions window appears.
4. Click the Tasklists tab. The Tasklists tab appears.
5. From the Not Allowed panel on the right-hand side, select the tasklist to which you are granting the user group access.
6. Drag to the Allowed panel or click the Add Arrow button. The tasklist is moved to the Allowed panel.
7. Click the OK button. The users in the user group now have access to the tasklist.
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