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This article relates to vrs 22 of the software. From v.22 we have introduced several rights groups. In addition, the menu system has been changed so that the user sees only the menus he needs based on his rights. The explanations below explain how this works.
A. SharePoint right groups
Rights group | Description |
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QM365 Members | Access Level: Contribute Relevant to Notes |
QM365 Owners | Access level: Full control Relevant to Notes |
QM365 Visitors | Access level: Read Relevant to Notes |
SIMPLI Members without delete rights | Access level: Contribute Relevant to Notes |
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B. Admin rights to fuctions
These rights are for admin rights only. Standard user-rights are given through the rights above.
Rights group | Description |
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All administrator groups | The rights are controlled by a script and are only dependent on membership in this group. Cannot be granted to AD groups. |
QM365 Better Administrators | Can override and edit all cases, measures and verifications in Better regardless of ownership. |
QM365 Competence Administrators | Can see and carry out personnel assessments and see the Competence Matrix regardless of ownership. |
QM365 Document Administrators | Can edit/approve all documents in the Document Workspace regardless of ownership. |
QM365 Information security Administrators | Has access to all menus and functions regarding information security. |
QM365 Process Administrators | Can edit all process cards, process pages, process descriptions and activities regardless of ownership. Notes: Others can only edit their own processes. |
QM365 Project Administrators | Has access to create project rooms. |
QM365 Risk Administrators | Can edit all risk groups, risks and risk evaluations regardless of ownership. |
QM365 Whistleblowing Administrators | Gives full access tot he WB module. |
Noe one else ca access this module | |
QM365 System Administrators | Has access to all menus and functions. |
C. Access to Functions and reports
As you gain ownership of data, the system will automatically grant access to menus where this data is found. E.g. if you are not involved in any projects, you will not see this menu, but if you become a member of a project, this menu will appear.
D. How to add people to permission groups
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To add people to the different user groups, the logged-in user must be in the Owner group. Add one or more users to a user group like this:
Click Administration > Roles & access
Click on the pencil icon for the user group to add/remove users in
ADD USER(S)
Click "New - Add users, Add users to this group"
Enter the name of the user(s) and select them from dropdown
We recommend not writing any message in the text field, unless you want to give a specific message to the user.
To prevent an email notification from being sent to the user, click "Show Options" and uncheck "Send an email invitation" (for example, if you add a user to an administrative group). Keep the tick that is the first time the user stays if it is to the system. Instruct first-time users that they must access the system for the first time through the link in the email sent out by the system when they click "share".
Click "Share"
REMOVE USER(S)
Mark each user you want to remove
Click “Actions”
Click “Remove users from Group”
E. Checking a user's rights
SharePoint membership groups
To check which rights a particular user has, follow this recipe:
Click the gear at the top left and Go to “Site settings”
Click "Go to Top-Level Page Settings" under "Site Collection Management"
Click on the "Site permissions" menu
Click the "Check Permissions" icon
Enter the username of the person and press Enter
System rights
To check which groups a logged-in user here is a member of, use this method
Log in to the system
Press F12
Select the "Console" menu at the top
At the blue arrow where you can enter text, enter this text “simpli.mainMenu.data.SystemRoles”
You will then be able to see right below the name of the groups the person is a member of, such as here