Permissions
Check out this article and learn more details about the permissions set introduced by the i4connected 5.6 version.
The list of permissions is a predefined set of rights, governing all aspects of the application. The user can either assign a role to an entire category of permissions or chose the effective permissions individually. The built-in permissions table provides information on the relevance of the permission when assigned either globally or at the hierarchy level.
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The Assignment relevance column of below table indicates the level on which the permission takes effect, after the assignment to a role is done, as follows:
Permissions having a Global assignment relevance guard system-wide or administrative actions that require high authority rights.
Permissions having a Hierarchical assignment relevance guard limited hierarchical entities actions that do not require advanced rights or system knowledge.
Permissions having a Privileged assignment relevance guard special actions that require super-user rights.
Permissions having both Global and Hierarchical assignment relevance guard system-wide actions concerning hierarchical entities.
Permissions having both Global and Privileged assignment relevance guard system-wide or administrative actions, that require the special rights of a super-user.
The permission list is composed of built-in permissions and extended permissions.
Built-in permissions
Category | Permission name | Description | Assignment Relevance |
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System | Manage configuration | Allows managing the system configuration and the global items, such as:
This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global Privileged |
Manage shared filters | Allows saving filter settings as global (shared) filters, as described in The Object Filter article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Manage shared tiles | Allows managing tiles that are shared by all system users, as described in the Tile management article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Manage personal tiles | Allows managing tiles that are available only to the currently logged-in user, as described in the Tile management article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Import (append) | Allows all import operations that offer an append or merge conflict resolution action. These resolution actions are generally non-destructive. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Import (overwrite) | Allows all import operations that offer an overwrite resolution action. These resolution actions are generally destructive (they overwrite existing data) so extra caution is advised. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Manage personal panels | Allows the currently logged-in user to manage his / her personal panels. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Pin shared panels | Allows pinning default panels that are shared by all the system users. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Close shared panels | Allows closing default panels which are shared by all the system users. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Security | Configure security | Allows configuring roles and permissions. Users having this permission enabled can add, edit, link, and delete roles. For more details, please also visit the User roles article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global |
Configure privileged security | Allows configuring privileged roles and permissions. Users having this permission enabled can add, edit, link, and delete Privileged roles. Without this permission, Privileged roles will not be visible for further modifications. For more details, please also visit the User roles article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global Privileged | |
View users | Allows listing the users to which the current user has a relationship. The user having this permission available will be allowed to view only the users having equal or inferior roles and permissions. For more details about Users management, please also visit the dedicated article. Having this permission set on a global level, allows the user to view all the users to which he/she has a relationship in all hierarchical contexts. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, allows the user to view all the users to which he/she has a relationship, only on the hierarchical level where the explicit assignment was done. | Global Hierarchical | |
View all users | Allows listing all the users in the system. For more details about Users management, please also visit the dedicated article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global Privileged | |
Manage user accounts | Allows the following management rights:
This permission requires one of the View users / View all user's permissions. For more details about Users management, please also visit the dedicated article. Having this permission set on a global level, the user is allowed to view and manage all the users belonging to a shared hierarchical entity, if the View user's permission is also enabled. If the View all users permission is enabled, the user will be allowed to view all system users, but manage only those belonging to a shared hierarchical entity. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user is allowed to view and manage all the users belonging to a shared hierarchical entity, if the View user's permission is also enabled. If the View all users permission is enabled, the user will be allowed to view all system users, but manage only those belonging to a shared hierarchical entity. Users having privileged rights assigned will be visible to the currently logged-in user, but can only be managed by another privileged user. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage users | Allows the following management rights:
This permission requires one of the View users / View all user's permissions. For more details about Users management, please also visit the dedicated article. Having this permission set on a global level the user is allowed to view and manage all the users belonging to a shared hierarchical entity if View users permission is also enabled. If the View all users permission is enabled, the user will be allowed to view all system users, but manage only those belonging to a shared hierarchical entity. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user is allowed to view and manage all the users belonging to a shared hierarchical entity, if the View user's permission is also enabled. If the View all users permission is enabled, the user will be allowed to view all system users, but manage only those belonging to a shared hierarchical entity. Users having privileged rights assigned will be visible to the currently logged-in user, but can only be managed by another privileged user. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Global Hierarchical | |
Change password | Allows a user to change his / her own password. For more details about Users management, please also visit the dedicated article. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
View all user invitations | Allows listing all the invitations in the system. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global Privileged | |
Manage role package | Allows creating, editing, and deleting role packages. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
Sites and areas | View sites and areas | Allows viewing sites and areas along with their corresponding calculations (from measure aggregations). This permission needs to be assigned at the hierarchy level. Hence, the user receiving this permission will only be allowed to view the site/area to which he/she was explicitly assigned. This permission has no effect on the user's rights when assigned only at a global level. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Hierarchical |
Manage sites and areas | Allows the user to perform the following operations:
Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage all sites and areas, for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, allows the user to manage only the respective sites/areas. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Global Hierarchical | |
View all sites and areas | Allows viewing sites and areas in the system. This permission does not enable the sites or areas management features. This is globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. Assigning this permission at a hierarchical level will have no effect. | Global Privileged | |
Manage site user | Enables display of the Users tile in Site details panel and allows management of the user role assignments, in context of the selected Site. By clicking the Users tile the Site role assignments panel is opened, where all the users assigned to the current Site are listed, allowing the user to manage their role assignments. The list of users will be adapted to the currently logged-in user's permissions, hence if View users / View all users permissions are missing, the user will only be allowed to see and manage himself/herself, in this view. WarningIn order to be able to perform advanced management operations, the user should also have the Manage user permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Users of all sites for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Users of the Site to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage site applications | Enables display of the Manage Applications toolbar button in the Site details panel and allows Applications management in the context of the selected Site. WarningIn order to change the current Site application(s) the user requires further permissions from the Applications section. If the user has no further permissions from the Applications section, he/she will only be allowed to change the currently assigned Application(s) parameters, in the Manage Application Mappings panel. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Applications of all sites for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Applications of the Sites to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage site measure aggregations | Enables display of the Measure Aggregations tile in Site details panel and allows management of the assigned Measure Aggregations of the selected Site. By clicking the Measure Aggregations tile, the list of all assigned Measure Aggregations is displayed, allowing the user to manage the list by adding or removing Measure Aggregations. Having this permission set at the global level, allows the user to manage the Measure Aggregations of all Sites for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Measure Aggregations of the Site to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage site public holidays | Enables display of the Public Holidays tile in Site details panel and allows management of Public holidays as follows:
Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Public Holidays of all the Sites for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Public Holidays of the Site to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage site response teams | Enables display of the Site Response Teams tile in Area details panel and allows management of the mapped Response Teams of the selected Site, as follows:
WarningIn order to be able to apply Response Teams Mapping with Event and Event Priority filters, the user is required to also have at least the View Events permission. Having this permission set on a global level, allows the user to manage the Response Teams Mappings of all the Sites for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Response Teams Mappings of the Site to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Publish manual events for sites | Enables display of the Publish Manual Event toolbar button in the Site details panel. Clicking the Publish Manual Event button opens the Select Manual Event panel. In this view, the user can choose a manual event in order to manually trigger an alarm, having the current Site as a source. ImportantIn order to publish Manual events, the user should also have the View events permission enabled. TipFor more details about events, please also visit the dedicated articles here. To learn more about publishing manual events for Sites please also read the Sites Management article. Having this permission set at the global level allows the user to publish manual events in the context of all the Sites for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to publish manual events only in the context of the Site to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage area users | Enables display of the Users tile in Area details panel and allows management of the user role assignments, in context of the selected Area. By clicking the Users tile the Area role assignments panel is opened, where all the users assigned to the current Area are listed, allowing the user to manage their role assignments. The list of users will be adapted to the currently logged-in user's permissions, hence if View users / View all users permissions are missing, the user will only be allowed to see and manage himself/herself, in this view. WarningIn order to be able to perform advanced management operations, the user should also have the Manage user permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Users of all areas for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Users of the Area to which he/she was explicitly assigned or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage area applications | Enables display of the Manage Applications toolbar button in the Area details panel and allows Applications management in the context of the selected Area. WarningIn order to change the current Area application(s) the user requires further permissions from the Applications section. If the user has no further permissions from the Applications section, he/she will only be allowed to change the currently assigned Application(s) parameters, in the Manage Application Mappings panel. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Applications of all areas for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Applications of the Areas to which he/she was explicitly assigned or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage area measure aggregations | Enables display of the Measure Aggregations tile in Area details panel and allows Measure Aggregations management in the context of the selected Area. By clicking the Measure Aggregations tile, the list of all assigned Measure Aggregations is displayed, allowing the user to manage the list by adding or removing Measure Aggregations. Having this permission set at the global level, allows the user to manage the Measure Aggregations of all Areas for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Measure Aggregations of the Area to which he/she was explicitly assigned, or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage area response teams | Enables display of the Area Response Teams tile in Area details panel and allows Response Team Mappings management in the context of the selected Area. By clicking the Area Response Teams tile, the list of all Response Team Mappings is displayed, allowing the user to manage the list by adding or removing Response Teams Mappings. WarningIn order to be able to apply Response Teams Mapping with Event and Event Priority filters, the user is required to also have at least the View Events permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Response Teams Mappings of all Areas for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Response Teams Mappings of the Area to which he/she was explicitly assigned, or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Publish manual events from areas | Enables display of the Publish Manual Event toolbar button in the Area details panel. Clicking the Publish Manual Event button opens the Select Manual Event panel. In this view, the user can choose a manual event in order to manually trigger an alarm, having the current Area as a source. ImportantIn order to publish Manual events, the user should also have the View events permission enabled. TipFor more details about events, please also visit the dedicated articles here. To learn more about publishing manual events from Areas, please also read the Areas Management article. Having this permission set at the global level allows the user to publish manual events in the context of all the Areas for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to publish manual events only in the context of the Area to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Organizational Units | View organizational units | Allows viewing organizational units along with their corresponding calculations (from measure aggregations). This permission needs to be assigned at the hierarchy level. Hence, the user receiving this permission will only be allowed to view the organizational units to which he/she was explicitly assigned. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. This permission has no effect on the user's rights when assigned only at a global level. | Hierarchical |
Manage organizational units | Allows the user to perform the following operations:
Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage all organizational units, for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, allows the user to manage only the respective organizational unit. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Global Hierarchical | |
View all organizational units | Allows viewing all the organizational units in the system. This permission does not enable the organizational unit's management features. This is globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect. | Global Privileged | |
Manage organizational unit users | Enables display of the Users tile in Organizational Unit details panel and allows User role assignments management, in context of the selected Organizational Unit. By clicking the Users tile the Organizational Unit role assignments panel is opened, where all the users assigned to the current Organizational Unit are listed, allowing the user to manage their role assignments. The list of users will be adapted to the currently logged-in user's permissions, hence if View users / View all users permissions are missing, the user will only be allowed to see and manage himself/herself, in this view. WarningIn order to be able to perform advanced management operations, the user should also have the Manage user permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Users of all Organizational Units for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Users of the Organizational Units to which he/she was explicitly assigned or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage organizational unit applications | Enables display of the Manage Applications toolbar button in the Organizational Unit details panel and allows Applications management in the context of the selected Organizational Unit. WarningIn order to change the current Organizational Unit application(s) the user requires further permissions from the Applications section. If the user has no further permissions from the Applications section, he/she will only be allowed to change the currently assigned Application(s) parameters, in the Manage Application Mappings panel. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Applications of all Organizational Units for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Applications of the Organizational Units to which he/she was explicitly assigned or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage organizational unit measure aggregations | Enables display of the Measure Aggregations tile in Organizational Unit details panel and allows Measure Aggregations management in the context of the selected Organizational Unit. By clicking the Measure Aggregations tile, the list of all assigned Organizational Units is displayed, allowing the user to manage the list by adding or removing Measure Aggregations. Having this permission set at the global level, allows the user to manage the Measure Aggregations of all Organizational Units for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Measure Aggregations of the Organizational Units to which he/she was explicitly assigned, or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage organizational unit response teams | Enables display of the Organizational Units Response Teams tile in Organizational Unit details panel and allows Response Teams Mappings management in the context of the selected Organizational Unit. By clicking the Organizational Unit Response Teams tile, the list of all Response Team Mappings is displayed, allowing the user to manage the list by adding or removing Response Teams Mappings. WarningIn order to be able to apply Response Teams Mapping with Event and Event Priority filters, the user is required to also have at least the View Events permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Response Teams Mappings of all Organizational Units for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at the hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Response Teams Mappings of the Organizational Units to which he/she was explicitly assigned, or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Publish manual events from organizational units | Enables display of the Publish Manual Event toolbar button in the Organizational Unit details panel. Clicking the Publish Manual Event button opens the Select Manual Event panel. In this view, the user can choose a manual event in order to manually trigger an alarm, having the current Organizational Unit as a source. ImportantIn order to publish Manual events, the user should also have the View events permission enabled. TipFor more details about events, please also visit the dedicated articles here. To learn more details about publishing manual events from Organizational Units please read the Organizational Units Management article. Having this permission set at the global level allows the user to publish manual events in the context of all the Organizational Units for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to publish manual events only in the context of the Organizational Unit to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Devices | View devices | Allows viewing devices and their corresponding calculations, from measure aggregations. The user receiving this permission will only be allowed to view the devices of the hierarchical entities to which he/she was explicitly assigned. This permission should be assigned on a hierarchical level, otherwise, it will have no effect on the user's rights. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Hierarchical |
Manage devices | Allows the user to perform the following operations:
Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage all devices of the hierarchical entities, to which he/she was explicitly assigned. Having this permission enabled at a hierarchical level, allows the user to manage only the devices to which he/she was explicitly assigned. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, please also visit the dedicated article. | Global Hierarchical | |
View adapters | Allows viewing and selecting adapters when adding and editing devices. This is hierarchically relevant permission, hence assigning it at the global level will not lead to the expected results. | Hierarchical | |
Manage adapters | Allows creating new adapters, editing and deleting existing adapters, managing user assignments and application mappings. This permission can be assigned either on a global or hierarchical level. The obtained result will be the same. For more details about the Entity role assignments feature, when assigning this permission on a hierarchical level, please also visit the dedicated article. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage email event scripts | Allows creating, editing, and deleting email event scripts, in the context of the Email Adapter / Device. This is globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect on the user's rights. | Global | |
View all adapters | Allows viewing and selecting all the adapters available in the system. This is globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect. | Global Privileged | |
Manage device users | Allows viewing the Users tile in the Device details panel and manages the user role assignments, in the context of the selected Device. By clicking the Users tile the Device role assignments panel is opened, where all the users assigned to the current Device are listed, allowing the user to manage their role assignments. The list of users will be adapted to the currently logged-in user's permissions, hence if View users / View all users permissions are missing, the user will only be allowed to see and manage himself/herself, in this view. WarningIn order to be able to perform advanced management operations, the user should also have the Manage user permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Users of all Devices for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Users of the Devices to which he/she was explicitly assigned or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage device applications | Allows Devices Applications management. WarningIn order to change the current Device application(s) the user requires further permissions from the Applications section. If the user has no further permissions from the Applications section, he/she will only be allowed to change the currently assigned Application(s) parameters, in the Manage Application Mappings panel. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Applications of all Devices for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Applications of the Devices to which he/she was explicitly assigned or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage device response teams | Allows viewing the Device Response Teams tile in Device details panel and manage the mapped Response Teams of the selected Device, By clicking the Device Response Teams tile, the list of all Response Team Mappings is displayed, allowing the user to manage the list by adding or removing Response Teams Mappings. WarningIn order to be able to apply Response Teams Mapping with Event and Event Priority filters, the user is required to also have at least the View Events permission. Having this permission set at a global level, allows the user to manage the Response Teams Mappings of all Devices for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission at a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to manage the Response Teams Mappings of the Device to which he/she was explicitly assigned, or has a permissive inherited relationship. | Global Hierarchical | |
Publish manual events from devices | Enables display of the Publish Manual Event toolbar button in the Device details panel. Clicking the Publish Manual Event button opens the Select Manual Event panel. In this view, the user can choose a manual event in order to manually trigger an alarm, having the current Device as the source. ImportantIn order to publish Manual events, the user should also have the View events permission enabled. TipFor more details about events, please also visit the dedicated articles here. To learn more details about publishing manual events from Device please read the Devices Management article. Having this permission set at the global level allows the user to publish manual events in the context of all the Devices for which at least view rights are already available. Having this permission set on a hierarchical level, the user will only be allowed to publish manual events only in the context of the Device to which he/she was explicitly assigned. | Global Hierarchical | |
Signals | Read signals | Allows the user to open the Edit signal panel in order to read the signal value, but does not allow the user to change and save the signal settings. This permission can be assigned on a global or hierarchical level. | Global Hierarchical |
Write signals | Allows the user to open the Edit signal panel in order to read the signal value and make further changes to the signal settings. Additionally, users having this permission enabled can add new signals or virtual signals and add/edit/remove signal compression settings. This permission can be assigned on a global or hierarchical level, as follows:
Having this permission assigned both globally and hierarchically will apply the global effects. | Global Hierarchical | |
Edit measurement history | Allows the user to input counter signal corrections, as described by the dedicated article here. This is a globally relevant permission, hence assigning it on the hierarchical level will not lead to the expected results. | Global | |
Manage virtual signals | Allows the user to manage virtual signals, as described by the dedicated article here. This is a globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect. | Global Privileged | |
Manage signals | Allows the user to open signals in edit mode and manage their configuration, as described by the dedicated article, here. This is a globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will have no effect. | Global Privileged | |
Events | Manage events | Provides the user with the following rights:
This permission is globally relevant and is usually associated with users with privileged rights. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will not grant the user with the expected rights. | Global Privileged |
View event occurrences | The main scope of this permission is to allow users to view event occurrences, in the Online Alarms panel / the Historical Alarms panel and to enforce the i4messenger notifications flow of events. Depending on a set of conditions, the rights enforced by this permission can vary, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
Close event occurrences | Allows or denies the right to close events, in the Online Alarms panel, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
Acknowledge event occurrences | Allows or denies the right to acknowledge an event, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
Take event occurrence ownership | Allows or denies the right to take event ownership, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
Assign event occurrence ownership | Allows or denies the right to assign event ownership to another user, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
Change event occurrence priority | Allows or denies the right to change an event's priority, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
Comment event occurrences | Allows or denies the right to comment on an event, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
View event occurrence comments | Allows or denies the right to view an event's comment, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
View event occurrence history | Allows or denies the right to view an event's history, in the Online Alarms/Historical Alarms panels, as follows:
| Global Hierarchical | |
View audit log | Allows auditing sensitive operations such as historical events performed by a user on an auditable action. The following actions can be audited:
For more details about Audit Events please also visit the dedicated article here. | Global | |
View server events | Allows viewing all events having the Server as the source of the event, in Online and Historical alarms panels. If this permission is not enabled, the user can only see events sourcing from the Server, where he/she is Owner. This is a globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level will not grant the user with the expected rights. | Global | |
Manage event scripts | Allows the user to add, edit and remove event scripts, as described by the dedicated article. This is a globally relevant permission, usually attributed to users with privileged rights. By enabling this permission on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global Privileged | |
Reports | Manage report definitions | This permission enables the following rights:
This is a globally relevant permission. Assigning this permission on a hierarchical level only will have no effect on Report groups and definitions management. | Global |
View report definitions | Allows users to view report definitions, to which they have been explicitly assigned, by means of Entity role assignments. For more details about Entity role assignments please also visit the dedicated article here. This permission will only work if the Manage report definitions permission is also available for the user. This is a hierarchical permission, hence assigning it on a global level will lead to no results. | Hierarchical | |
Schedule reports | Allows the user to schedule reports. The user will be allowed to schedule only the reports that have been explicitly assigned to the user profile, as described by this article. WarningReports that were ONLY enabled for the user by means of the entity roles assignment feature, will not be available for scheduling. This is a globally relevant permission, hence, assigning it on a hierarchical level does not lead to the expected results. | Global | |
Manage report schedules | Allows the user to create, edit and delete report schedules for the users to which the current user has a relationship. This is a globally relevant permission, hence, assigning it on a hierarchical level does not lead to the expected results. | Global | |
User distribution lists | Allows sending scheduled reports to distribution lists (external email addresses). This is a globally relevant permission, hence, assigning it on a hierarchical level does not lead to the expected results. | Global | |
Report archive | Allows the user to access the report archive list and add reports to archives. WarningThe Report archive permission does not grant the user the rights to archive a report. Only users having the Report archiving setting enabled under the User profile, will be allowed to send reports to an archive. This is a globally relevant permission, hence, assigning it on a hierarchical level does not lead to the expected results. | Global | |
View all report definitions | Allows users to view all report definitions in the system. This permission will only work if the Manage report definitions permission is also available for the user. This is a globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. | Global Privileged | |
Measure action | Manage measure action | This permission enables the following rights:
This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global |
Import measure action | This permission enables the following rights:
This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global | |
View measure action | This permission enables the following rights:
This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global | |
Manual counter | Manage manual counter | Allows managing the manual counters. This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global |
Requisition note | Requisition note power plant user | This permission enables the following rights:
TipAlong with the Manage Site Public Holidays permission, the Requisition Notes calendar will also display the Public Holidays. This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global |
Requisition note hall manager | This permission enables the following rights:
TipAlong with the Manage SIte Public Holidays permission, the Requisition Notes calendar will also display the Public Holidays. This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. | Global | |
Applications | View applications | Allows the user to view i4designer listed application mappings, to which he/she is set as owner or assignee. This is hierarchically relevant permission, hence assigning it at the global level will not lead to the expected results. For more details about the i4designer Applications, please also visit the dedicated article here. | Hierarchical |
Manage applications | Allows creating, editing and deleting i4designer applications. Further on, this permission enables the synchronization options, available for application mappings, as follows:
This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. For more details about the i4designer Applications, please also visit the dedicated article here. | Global | |
View all applications | Allows viewing all i4designer applications. For more details about the i4designer Applications, please also visit the dedicated article here. This is a globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. | Global Privileged | |
Manage own component configuration | Allows managing complex i4designer components (e.g. Trending components) by saving, loading, and removing own component configurations. This permission can be assigned on a global or hierarchical level, as follows:
Having this permission assigned both globally and hierarchically will apply the global effects. | Global Hierarchical | |
Manage shared component configuration | Allows managing complex i4designer components (e.g. Trending components) by saving, loading, and removing shared component configurations. This permission can be assigned on a global or hierarchical level, as follows:
Having this permission assigned both globally and hierarchically will apply the global effects. | Global Hierarchical | |
Messenger | View response teams | Allows the user to view Response Teams in the following contexts:
This is hierarchically relevant permission, hence assigning it at the global level will not lead to the expected results. For more details about i4messenger Response Teams, please also visit the dedicated article here. | Hierarchical |
Manage response teams | Allows the user with the possibility to manage Response Teams, as follows:
This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. Note that having this permission enabled does not provide the user with the rights to change a Response Team's owner, assign new members For more details about i4messenger Response Teams, please also visit the dedicated article here. | Global | |
View all response teams | Allows viewing all the i4connected Response Teams. For more details about i4messenger Response Teams, please also visit the dedicated article here. This is a globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. | Global Privileged | |
View notification profiles | Allows the user to view Notification Profiles in the following contexts:
This is hierarchically relevant permission, hence assigning it at the global level will not lead to the expected results. For more details about i4messenger Notification Profiles, please also visit the dedicated article here. | Hierarchical | |
Manage notification profiles | Allows the user with the possibility to manage Notification Profiles, as follows:
This is a globally relevant permission, hence enabling it on a hierarchical level won't lead to the expected results. For more details about i4messenger Notification Profiles, please also visit the dedicated article here. | Global | |
View all notification profiles | Allows viewing all the i4connected Notification Profiles. For more details about i4messenger Notification Profiles, please also visit the dedicated article here. This is a globally relevant permission, usually granted to users with high authority or privileged rights. | Global Privileged |
Extended permissions
Extended permissions require database and code changes, hence these cannot be organized in the administration user interface. Usually, such extended permissions can be introduced for the custom modules, at request.