Use the Current Permissions tab to add and subtract individual permissions for the user enabling you to develop a unique set of permissions for a user. Use this tab to:
Give a user just a small set of permissions.
Adjust the permissions you've already applied using a template by subtracting permissions from the set or adding permissions from another template.
View the user's permissions by sorting or filtering the Allowed column to see Allowed = Y. You can also export the list to Excel and provide it to the user.
First by module name — for example, Payroll —
Then by group or function within the module — for example, Deduction Assignment in the Payroll module or Vendor Invoice in the Accounts Payable module. A group name generally refers to a command on the module menu.
Individual tasks are then listed within each group.
There are more than 500 permissions, so you'll likely want to sort, search, and/or filter the permissions to make it easier to find the ones you want to apply or remove.
This example illustrates the list sorted by module, then group.
You can use the Quick Search field to filter the list by module name, group name, permission type, and permission description. Example
Select Security, then Manage Users, from the Administration menu. The Manage Users window opens.
Check the box for the user account you want to edit, and click the Edit button, or click the Last Name link. The User Detail window opens.
Click on the Current Permissions tab.
You may want to sort, search, or filter the permissions to make it easier to find the ones you want to apply. See Manage the list.
Check the box(es) for the permissions you want to apply, and click Apply Permission(s). You're asked to confirm this action.
Click Yes, and the permissions are applied.
Select Security, then Manage Users, from the Administration menu.
While in the Manage Users window, check the box for the user account you want to edit, and click the Edit button, or click the Last Name link. The User Detail window opens.
Click on the Current Permissions tab.
Sort on the Allowed column, or filter Allowed = Yes.
Check the box(es) for the permissions you want to remove, and click Remove Permission(s). You're asked to confirm this action.
Click Yes, and the permissions are removed.
Return to About User Permissions
Return to Add a User Account
Return to Manage Users Overview