Types of Users and Their Rights
Four types of users are distinguished by the level of rights they have:
Firm Administrators |
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Location Administrators |
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Regional Administrators |
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Users |
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Administrators
Using groups provides administrators a method of granting rights to users at the group level without having to modify each user’s rights individually.
There are three types of administrators:
- firm administrator
- location administrators
- regional administrators.
The firm administrator login must be used initially to set up other firm administrators, regional administrators, and location administrators who can then create their own groups and users. Any administrator can grant the administrator right to another user, although only the firm administrator can grant regional administrator rights to another user.
Firm administrators can designate locations for the users and groups that they create, whereas location administrators cannot designate locations. This keeps each group and user unique from groups and users created in other locations.
User Locations have no relationship to Group Locations. Users in any User Location can be members of any Group, without regard to Group Location.
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