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userzone:userdoc:access:rights [2014/09/22 13:44]
Roel [Adding groups] typo
userzone:userdoc:access:rights [2021/09/23 17:14] (current)
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 ======Changing access rights ====== ======Changing access rights ======
 ====General setup==== ====General setup====
-In Gemstracker, every user is assigned to one group.+In GemsTracker, every user is assigned to one group.
 One group is assigned one role. One group is assigned one role.
-One role has a set of privileges.\\+One role has a set of privileges
 +A role can inherit privileges from another role.\\ 
 +Additionally,​ a user is assigned to an organization (see adding users), and the user will only be able to access respondents of this organization,​ unless specific privileges have been granted. There are two ways in which a user can have access to respondents of other organizations:​ 
 +  - By granting an organization the right to access one or more other organizations (an organization level privilege) 
 +  - By granting the cross-organization privilege in a role, this will grant access to all organizations (a user-group privilege).
  
-There are a few predefined roles: ​Superadmin, staff, ​researcher, guest, nologin, physisian, respondent, ​security.\\ +There are a few predefined roles: ​Super¹admin¹, staff, ​researcher¹, guest, nologin, physisian, respondent, ​monitor, security¹.\\ 
-Also a set of predefined groups is predefined: Super administratorslocal adminsstaff and respondents.\\+Also a set of predefined groups is predefined: Super administrators¹Local admins¹Staff, Monitors ​and Respondents.\\ 
 +¹//These have cross-organization privileges//​
  
 +The basic level to change rights is add a new group with one of the predefined roles.\\
  
-The basic level to change rights is at the roles level.\\ +Additionally, ​to create groups with customized privileges you need to:
- +
-To create ​additional ​groups with customized privileges you first need to:+
   - create a new role   - create a new role
   - create a group with this role   - create a group with this role
-  - make sure the group that can create accounts has access to this new role (needs to inherit from the new role you created)+  - make sure the group that can create accounts has access to this new role (needs to inherit from the new role you created ​and needs to be set at group level)
  
 ====Adding roles==== ====Adding roles====
-  * Go to Roles under Setup - Access*+  * Go to Roles under Setup - Access¹
   * Go to new   * Go to new
   * Enter role name, description and select parent roles from which this role will inherit rights   * Enter role name, description and select parent roles from which this role will inherit rights
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   * Press '​**__Save__**'​   * Press '​**__Save__**'​
  
- You can only see this tab if you have the right to access it+¹  //You can only see this tab if you have the right to access it//
 ====Adding groups==== ====Adding groups====
-  * Go to Groups under Setup - Access*+  * Go to Groups under Setup - Access¹
   * Go to new   * Go to new
   * Enter groupname   * Enter groupname
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   * Press '​**__Save__**'​   * Press '​**__Save__**'​
  
- You can only see this tab if you have the right to access it+¹  //You can only see this tab if you have the right to access it//
  
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