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'''Assign and Manage Access Levels'''
  
Assign and Manage
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Do you know how to assign and manage Access Levels?
Access Levels
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Do you know how to assign and manage Access Levels?
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*When entering a new employee, assign a password and click on '''Access Levels'''.
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*Select the '''Employee Name''' from the drop down menu and Select '''Copy From''' - to transfer access levels from an employee already set up  with the same access levels.
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*Or click on '''Default Option''' and select from the drop down menu the appropriate settings to suit the employee.<br>
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*Select the '''Accounting''' fields that the employee is to have access to from the main menu, '''E.g. Accounts, Payroll''' etc. Double click in the column to choose the access options for an appropriate subject.
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*'''No Access''' Cannot access at all <br>
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*'''Read Only''' Can read only<br>
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*'''Create &amp; Read''' Can create and also read<br>
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*'''Full without Delete''' Can create read but cannot delete a transactions<br>
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*'''Full with Delete''' Can create read and delete transactions
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*Double click on the column line to '''Select''' or '''Deselect''' an access level for a particular field &amp; click '''Save'''
  
When entering a new employee, assign a password and click on Access Levels.  
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'''N.B.''' The Access levels can be amended at any time through the Access Level Button within the Employee Tab main screen, by an Employee with Full Access (Normally the System Administrator or Manager).
 
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Select the employee name from the drop down menu
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Select Copy from -  to transfer access levels from an employee already set up to another with the same
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access levels
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Or click on Default Option and select from the drop down menu the appropriate settings to suit the employee
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Select the accounting fields that the employee is to have access to from the main menu, eg Accounts, Payroll
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etc. Double click in column to choose the access options for an appropriate subject eg..
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ACCOUNTS  Can read Credit Card Numbers No Access Cannot access at all
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Read Only Can read only
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Create & Read Can create and also read
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Full without Delete Can create read but cannot delete a
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transactions
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Full with Delete Can create read and delete transactions
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Double click on the column line to select or de-select an access level for a particular field
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Click Save
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Note: The Access levels can be amended at any time through the Access Level Button within the Employee  
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Tab main screen, by an Employee with Full Access (Normally the System Administrator or Manager).
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Revision as of 10:39, 11 July 2011

Assign and Manage Access Levels

Do you know how to assign and manage Access Levels?

  • When entering a new employee, assign a password and click on Access Levels.
  • Select the Employee Name from the drop down menu and Select Copy From - to transfer access levels from an employee already set up  with the same access levels.
  • Or click on Default Option and select from the drop down menu the appropriate settings to suit the employee.
  • Select the Accounting fields that the employee is to have access to from the main menu, E.g. Accounts, Payroll etc. Double click in the column to choose the access options for an appropriate subject.
  • No Access Cannot access at all
  • Read Only Can read only
  • Create & Read Can create and also read
  • Full without Delete Can create read but cannot delete a transactions
  • Full with Delete Can create read and delete transactions
  • Double click on the column line to Select or Deselect an access level for a particular field & click Save

N.B. The Access levels can be amended at any time through the Access Level Button within the Employee Tab main screen, by an Employee with Full Access (Normally the System Administrator or Manager).