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User Permissions.

In Lifesycle, Directors and Company Owners have the ability to restrict access to certain parts of the system for other users. For example...

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Written by Brad Roby

In Lifesycle, Directors and Company Owners have the ability to restrict access to certain parts of the system for other users.
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For example, you can restrict certain users from purchasing SMS, AML, and Title Deed credits.
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To do this, you need to go Settings >> Branch Settings
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From here, you need to select the branch which has the users you are going to edit.
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Then, underneath the user you wish to edit the permissions for, click 'Permissions'
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​PLEASE NOTE: If you see a user that does not have the permissions button underneath them, it means they are also company owner or director and have access to all parts of the system.
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You will then see a list of permissions that you are able to edit.
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From here, you be will be able to select what this user has permission to do.
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If the check box is blank they DO NOT have permission.
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If the check box contains a tick, it means this user DOES have permission.
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For some permissions, you will be able to limit access to one or multiple branches only.
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As an example, lets give this user permission to manage AML credits.
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When we tick the box, we will be able to select the branches this user can manage AML credits for.
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This user can now Manage AML credits for the Birchington, Margate, and Wokingham branches, but does not have permission to manage AML credits for the remaining branches.
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If a user that does not have permission to parts of the system, they will see Padlocks on the areas they do not have access too.
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If they try to access this part of the system, a pop up will show, asking them to speak to their administrator for access.
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For things like credit management where it is split by branch, it looks a little different.
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Anywhere the user clicks where it is greyed out with a padlock, will bring the same pop up asking them to speak to their administrator for access.

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