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Custom User Roles

Create and name custom roles with the selection of individual user permissions.

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Written by Travis Lander
Updated over 3 months ago

Description

SoftLedger allows users to create custom roles with fine-grained permissions to manage user access control. Each role has a set of permissions that define what actions the role grants access to. There is no limit to the number of custom roles that can be created. Roles must have a unique name but the permissions can overlap with other roles.

If you don't see the ability to click +New under the Admin>User: Roles tab, then speak to your SoftLedger team to request access to Custom Roles.

Create and Manage Roles

Add a new Role to be accessible for all users under User>Admin: Roles and clicking +New.

The form for a new Role has the following inputs:

  1. Role Name

    • Must be unique across this tenant.

    • Must be between 1 and 255 characters.

    • Must not equal default role names.

  2. Permissions

    • At least one permission must be selected.

Role Form

Within the new Role form, you can select ALL permissions, type to search to find a permission, or click NONE to remove all permission selections.

View, Edit, or Delete Roles

Once the Role has been created, you can find the Role within the Roles table (as per image below). Click the chevron at left to drop down the Role to see permissions allowed, or click the action menu at right to edit or delete the Role.

Delete Role Menu

Add a Role to a User

Once a Custom Role has been created, you can then see the Role as available to be added to a User under the Roles selection for each user, available from the action menu on the Users table (see image below).

Once clicked into the Roles menu, add or remove Roles as desired (both Custom and Default Roles):

Example Custom Role

As an example, let's say your organization requires a User that solely prepares Purchase Orders, but can not approve/delete them, along with accessing other parts of the system.

Step 1: Navigate to Roles and click +New

Step 2: Find Permissions for Desired Role

Step 3: Review the Permissions in the Roles Table

Step 4: Add the Role as the only Role for that User

For any questions, reach out to support@softledger.com.

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