Built-in Security Policies
This article details use of security policies. If you are looking for built-in positions refer to the positions list for your system.
Naming conventions
The following naming conventions are in use:
"Coordination" — means full access to data with assignment and moving
"Officer" — means full access to data without assignment and moving
"Basic" — means limited access only to assigned events and/or records
"ReadOnly" — means the user cannot write or create
"New" — adds the ability to add a new record
"Special" — means a custom rule that does not fit any convention
Additionally, the following register group names are used:
"recovery" means all the registers in the recovery module
"operations" means request, message, offer, log, contact
"reference" means "wiki"
Register Permissions Glossary
When viewing configured register security permissions, the following access options are available.
Can access the register
The user can see the register in navigation
Can access a set of items
The user can view lists of items in data grids and lists
Can indirectly update an item
Can edit items that are embedded in sub-forms
Can directly see the register in the user interface
Controls whether this register is included user interfaces such as navigation
Can directly view an item
Can view a full item record in the UI and via the API
Can directly create an item
This controls the "New" button on the UI, and allows top-level items to be created
Can directly edit an item
Controls the "Edit button on the UI, and disallows top-level edits to items
Can assign an item
Can assign items to users, positions and resources
Can add a comment to an item
Can add a note to be added to the history of a record using the yellow comment box
Can move an item between events
Can move items between events including global workspace events.
Can see the unassigned counter
Can see the counter for non-assigned, active records
Can create an item without Register Workflow Restrictions
Can bypass workflow states to set any status code at any time
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