SedonaSetup Application Operations Setup Tables/Options
Purpose: |
To create groups with particular application privileges that will be assigned to individual users. |
Prerequisites: |
None |
Required or Optional: |
Required |
A User Group is a means to grant individual Users privileges to certain functions and features within the SedonaOffice application. User groups are usually created for various departments who will need access to different modules depending on the employee job function. If a User has a unique job function, you may create a User Group for just one User.
This setup form is divided into two data entry forms; Application Access and Report Access. If you want the Users assigned to the User Group to be able to generate report from the Report Manager, you may select which reports will be available to the User Group will.
This setup form is divided into two tiers. First you will define the various User Groups, and then you will check each box next to the function within each module to which the user group will be permitted access. For definitions of each Application Access Option please download the User Group Security Planning Worksheet from the SedonaOffice website.
Code – Enter the code for the User Group. This may be an abbreviation or the full name (up to 25 characters) for the User Group. Example: Admin. Asst.
Description – Enter the description for the User Group. You may enter up to 50 characters in this field. Example: Administrative Assistant.
Level – There are three choices to select from in this field; 1-General Access, 2-Some Restricted Access and 3-Management Access. This security level is used with SedonaDocs, Service Ticket Field Notes and Job Notes. For example, if a User enters a Field Note into a Service Ticket and sets the security level of the note to a level 3, only Users assigned to a User Group of 3 will be able to see the note.
Credit Memo Limit – This field is only used if your company has activated the use of Credit Request Processing. A User assigned to a User Group with a Credit Memo Limit will only be able to approve a Credit Request that is less than or equal to the limit.