Access Module Access Roles and Privileges
ACCESS ROLES
The standard roles typically provided in all new Lucidity system builds are as follows. These can be edited by system administrators as required.
To further understand the Access module, refer to the Lucidity Access user guide for more details.
Role Name | Role Description | Privileges |
|---|---|---|
Administrator | Administrator role for Access | Branding - Manage Help Entries - Manage Notifications - View Permissions - Manage Profiles Permissions - Manage Roles Security - Manage Settings - Manage User - Manage User Groups - Manage |
Manager | Using Access, a Manager can edit users and apply permissions and scoping | Notifications - View User - Manage |
Column Configuration | Using Access, a user can configure columns displayed on screen and in reports (in conjunction with admin role) | Column Configuration |
Report Emailing | Using Access, a user can configure scheduled reports on behalf of other users (in conjunction with admin role) | Report Emailing Administrator |
** Typically, the HR General User role is assigned by default to all users of the system.
ACCESS PRIVILEGES
Privilege Names | What the Privilege Does |
|---|---|
Branding - Manage | Allows users to manage the system wide branding (logos, splash image, colour theme etc) |
Column Configuration | Allows user to configure columns. Restrict access, as any change to columns impacts all users. |
Dictionary Configuration | DICTIONARY CONFIGURATION added as a tab. Allows user to alter field names used throughout the Lucidity Modules. Altering dictionary configuration in Lucidity can result in unintentional impacts. Please liaise with Lucidity should any dictionary changes be required. |
Help Entries - Manage | HELP ENTRIES added as a tab. Allows user to manage the resources that are available to other users when they select Help within each module. |
Notifications - Manage | NOTIFICATIONS added as a tab. Allows user to view a log of all notifications that have been sent to users. The user can also manage Notification Types and Notification Sets. Altering notification types and sets in Lucidity is complex and can result in unintentional impacts. Please liaise with Lucidity should any dictionary changes be required. |
Notifications - View | NOTIFICATIONS added as a tab. Allows user to view a log of all the notifications that have been sent to users. |
Permissions - Manage Default Profiles | PERMISSIONS added as a tab. Allows user to view, add and edit Default Profiles. Typically reserved for Lucidity to manage. |
Permissions - Manage Profiles | PERMISSIONS added as a tab. Allows user to view, add and edit Profiles. The user is also able to add people to Profiles. |
Permissions - Manage Roles | PERMISSIONS added as a tab. Allows user to view, add, edit, copy and archive Roles. The user is also able to add people to Roles. |
Report Emailing Administrator | Allows user to select other email addresses for Email Reporting. A user will still be able to create Email Reports without this privilege, but the reports can only be sent to their registered email address. |
Security - Manage | Allows user to change the Security settings in the Access module. |
Settings - Manage | SETTINGS added as a tab. Allows user to view, add, edit and delete labels in the Managed Lists for the Org Structure; States; Projects & Companies. |
User - Manage | USERS added as a tab. Allows user to view, add, edit, copy, delete and archive Users in Lucidity. Users added or edited via the Access Module will be replicated within the HR Module. |
User Groups - Manage | USERS added as a tab. Allows user to view, add, edit, copy and delete User Groups. |