Summary
The Roles section provides the ability to create and manage ECM roles. Roles define the user access level allowed for viewing and editing ECM modules and reports. (ECM modules are the various areas in ECM that can be configured.) Each user is assigned a role in accordance with their job functions.
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Item | Description |
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| Add Role | Click to launch the Add Role popup to add a role |
| Save Changes | Click to save changes |
| Cancel Changes | Click to discard changes |
| Search (text box) | Click in field to search information in the grid; numbers, letters and some characters accepted |
| Edit (pencil) | To edit an ECM role, click the edit icon (pencil) |
| Name | Name of role. Click in field to edit name in grid or click edit icon to open edit dialog.
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| Description | Description of role. Click in field to edit description in grid or click edit icon to open edit dialog. |
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- Click edit icon (pencil) to launch the Edit - Role page.
Module Access
- Each ECM Module and sub-module (if applicable) is shown with Access Type ViewEdit
- Select the ECM modules that this role will be allowed to view and/or edit
- Click the top checkbox to select or unselect all modules
- Click Save to save changes and close the window or Cancel to discard changes and close the window
ECM Access
- Settings on the ECM Access tab are used to set the reports that a role may access
- Pre-condition: A role must have permission in Module Access to view and/or edit reports
- On the ECM Access tab, reports are listed in the Description column
- Selec the ECM reports that this role will be allowed to run
- Click the top checkbox to select all modules
- Click Save to save changes and close the window or Cancel to discard changes and close the window
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- When the user logs in to ECM, they will only be able to view the reports that are set for their role
Examples:- If all reports are selected, the role can view all reports in ECM:
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*Reports access reference: OE-13395, OE-13456