ContactManager user roles
A role is a collection of permissions. By grouping permissions into roles, you can define the authority of a user of ContactManager by assigning the user a few roles rather than a larger list of permissions. A user can have multiple roles and must have at least one role.
The permissions used for contact access
in the base configuration of ContactManager are abcreate, abcreatepref, abdelete, abdeletepref, abedit, abeditpref, abview, abviewpending, abviewmerge, abviewpending, abviewsearch, anytagcreate, anytagdelete, anytagedit, and anytagview.
These permissions are described in more detail in the topic, ContactManager contact subtype and tag permissions.
You can create additional permissions for certain contacts, contact subtypes, or tags. For example, you can create a permission for working with client contacts and another for working with vendor contacts.
To add permissions to roles and assign roles to users, use the ContactManager Roles screen. Log in as a user with administration privileges and click the Administration tab, and then navigate in the sidebar to . See Configuring ContactManager contact security.
The base configuration of ContactManager provides the following roles, each of which has a set of default permissions. It is likely that you will add your own roles and permissions as well.
|
Role |
Permissions |
Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Client Application |
|
This role is used by core applications to communicate with ContactManager. It contains permissions that allow the core applications to perform specific tasks. |
|
ContactManager |
|
User with full permission to create, edit, and delete contacts. |
|
Contact Subtype Changer |
|
User with permissions to change the subtype of a contact instance. |
|
Contact Viewer |
|
User with view-only permissions for contacts |
|
Data Protection Officer |
|
User who can respond to failures in contact purging or obfuscation with corrections |
|
Rule Admin |
|
Rule administrator |
|
Tools View |
|
User with permission to work on the Server Tools screens. To access Server Tools, press Alt+Shift+T and click Server Tools. |
|
User Admin |
|
User who handles administration of ContactManager users. |
