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The ''System Administrator'' role is preconfigured in the platform. ''Team Leader'' and ''Team Member'' are defined in the OfficeSpace application.
The ''System Administrator'' role is preconfigured in the platform. ''Team Leader'' and ''Team Member'' are defined in the OfficeSpace application.


By default, the System Administrator Role can change the [[Available Permission Rights|Administrative Permissions]] associated with each role, or add additional roles, as needed.
By default, the [[Sys Admin]] can change the [[Available Permission Rights|Administrative Permissions]] associated with each [[Access Profile]], add add additional access profiles, as needed.


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Revision as of 19:57, 6 June 2012

The System Administrator role is preconfigured in the platform. Team Leader and Team Member are defined in the OfficeSpace application.

By default, the Sys Admin can change the Administrative Permissions associated with each Access Profile, add add additional access profiles, as needed.


Team Roles Part of Access Permissions
System Administrator Platform
  • Can create Users and Teams, and assign Roles and designate access permission rights
  • Is granted global rights to change all functions in the platform
  • Is granted rights to view, update, and delete any record and see all records
  • Is granted universal create/delete/update permission rights
Team Manager OfficeSpace application
  • Can change Personal Setup options
  • Can view, update, and delete the records they own
  • Can view and update (not delete) records owned by any member of the team
Team Member OfficeSpace application
  • Can change Personal Setup options
  • Can view, update, and delete the records they own
  • May view other Team Member's records, if that permission is granted by users with the System Administrator Role
  • Is not granted universal create/delete/update permission rights
  • Additional permissions may be granted, as defined by users with Access Control/User Management rights

Learn More: Working with Roles