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User roles

Written by Jèsel Broekema
Updated over a week ago

Roles are used to group user permissions. If a user has a role, they have all permissions included in that role.

Via Manage / Environment / Roles you can create, edit and delete roles. Fixed roles cannot be deleted.

A role has two types of permissions:

  • App permissions: actions that users are allowed to perform.

  • Administration permissions: access rights for administrations within your environment.

The following roles are available by default:

  • Administrator: contains all user permissions except authorization management permissions. Has access to all administrations.

  • User: contains all user permissions except certain management permissions. Has access to all administrations.

  • Submitter: is a free user * and contains the user permissions for submitting documents. See Working with submitter users for more information. Has access to all administrations.

  • Authorizer: users with this role can be included in an authorization scheme to authorize bookings. Does not include access to administrations.

  • Authorization administrator: users with this role can assign and manage authorization schemes, process rejected bookings and modify authorized bookings. Does not include access to administrations.

    * when a user is assigned more permissions by the administrator, the user will automatically be considered a full user and monthly costs will be charged for this user. If in doubt, the column 'Paid user' can be checked to see whether additional/paid permissions have been assigned to a specific user. Loading this column may take longer than usual.

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