From Laris Support Wiki

Applying customizable user permissions can help manage your employees much better. You can limit and grant access to almost every section of Laris.

Procedure

How to Set Permissions

1. Please see the Creating Users Wiki Page to learn how to add a new user to Laris.
2. In the User Management Details screen, scroll down to the bottom where is shows you the “User Role”.
3. Select User if creating or modifying a user.
4. You will see a list of permission categories below. By default a user has no privileges.
5. The drop down list will present you with three options: Disable, Read Only, Full Access and Custom.

Read Only
This permission will grant/deny a user with the ability to have very limited access to your system. This will allow the user to browse through the selected module. The user can not at any time make an update or a change to your system. This setting will apply to all sub permissions.
Full Access
This permission will grant/deny a user with the ability to have full control for the selected module. This will give the user the ability to commit and issue any change, discount, delete, and so on. This setting will apply to all sub permissions.
Custom
This permission will grant/deny a user with the ability to customize access for a particular user. You may select which permissions best fit the user using this option.
Disable
This option will deny a user right to access the selected module.

6. Select Custom from the drop down. You now can enable or disable permissions, once complete, click “Update” at the very bottom of the form.


If you are wondering what each permission might do, here is a definition/explanation of each permission.

Creating Users
User Roles
Permissions
Setting Permissions
Managing Users
Locking & Disabling Users
Deleting Users
Exporting User List


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