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The following sections describe the Application Security - Group pages: •Application Security - Group|Search Page •Application Security - Group|Basic Page •Application Security - Group|Permissions Page •Application Security - Group|Attributes Page |
The Configuring Groups page provides a brief introduction to the configuration of groups, and the following sections describe how to work with groups.
•Group Permissions
Defines which actions a group can perform
•Group Filters
In addition, filters can be used to restrict which records a group can search for and open.
•Group Attributes
Control the fields that are displayed to the group. For example, expose or disable a field on a page, set default values, and so on.
•Group Search Filters
Search filters can be used to restrict which records a group can search for and open when using New Business Intelligence and the TSsearchBO.
•Group Content
Enables you to prevent groups from viewing certain areas of the application. This is generally done to prevent groups from viewing icons or tabs for areas of the application which they do not have permission to use.
▪Assigning Group Content Visibility
▪Additional Interface and App Group Content
•Defaulting the 'Use Terminal?' Check Box
•Enabling User Groups to Refund Payments
•Enabling Partial Offer Acceptance
•Setting the Default Customer User Group
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Information Some permissions affect each other, so consider your users’ needs carefully. For example, to give a user's group permission to modify an existing bundle you must also give the user's group permission to search for existing bundles. |
If a user belongs to multiple groups with different levels of permission, users are again granted the combined permission.
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Hint To help plan out your groups before you create them, download and use the groups worksheet. |
The Security by Group Report enables you to view the attributes, content, permissions or users for selected groups. You can use this report to view a group’s settings at a glance.
