Security Administration > Create and Edit Users
This page is used to create new users or edit existing users. You can establish the roles and permissions associated with each user.
In addition, you can establish the components within ASCENDER that a user can access. After creating users and performing other functions, you must exit any applications to which you are logged on to refresh the security permissions.
All users are automatically granted permission to view all three ASCENDER homepage dashboard elements. However, the content within the dashboard element is driven by the user’s profile with the exception of ASCENDER News, which is available to all users.
Create a user:
❏ From the Manage Users page, click New User.
The New User page is displayed.
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Last Name | Type the user's last name. The field can be a maximum of 30 characters. |
First Name | Type the user's first name. The field can be a maximum of 30 characters. |
Middle Initial | Type the first letter of the user's middle name. This field is optional and is only one character. |
User ID | Type a user ID for the user. The field can be a maximum of 29 characters. The first character must be a letter. |
Profile Name |
An automatically generated name assigned to the user that links the user ID to the user permissions is displayed.
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Employee Nbr |
Type the six-digit employee number that is assigned to this user in Personnel. The autosuggest displays employee numbers even if the employee does not have an employment info, pay, or job record.
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❏ Under Roles, click Add to add roles to the user's profile. The Add Roles pop-up window is displayed.
❏ Under Applications View, a list of each application available to the user is displayed.
❏ Under Set Password, type a password for the new user. Typically, this is a temporary password that will be provided to the user, and you will have to select Force Reset Password on Login to require the user to set a new password after logging on with the temporary password.
Password | Type the user password. The password must be 8-46 characters with at least three of the following: uppercase, lowercase, number, and special character. |
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Confirm Password | Retype the password you entered in the Password field. |
For Business users:
❏ Under Pay Frequencies, a list of available pay frequencies is displayed. Select the pay frequencies to be assigned to the user.
❏ Under Warehouses, a list of available warehouses is displayed. Select the warehouses to be assigned to the user.
❏ Click Save. The profile name is populated and the user profile is saved.
After the record is saved and the user profile is created, you can manage user permissions.
❏ Under Manage Permissions (All Apps):
Expand All | Click to display all available lower-level applications or components. |
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Collapse All | Click to display only the available upper-level applications or components. |
Notes: A component that is cleared is displayed in red. For example, if Maintenance is cleared, Maintenance is displayed in red.
If a component has a subcategory that is cleared, the upper-level title is displayed in italics. For example, if Utilities has many sublevels, one of which has been cleared, Utilities is displayed in italics denoting that not everything under Utilities is granted permission.
If read-only is selected, the component is displayed in brown. The component must be selected along with the read-only option.
Edit a user:
❏ From the Manage Users page, under Search Criteria, click Find to perform a search for all users. Or, to perform a search for a specific user, enter data in one or more of the search fields.
❏ Click Edit User to update the roles and responsibilities associated with the user. The Edit User page is displayed.
Notes: A component that is cleared is displayed in red. For example, if Maintenance is cleared, Maintenance is displayed in red.
If a component (i.e., menu item) has a subcategory that is not selected, the upper-level title is displayed in italics. For example, if Utilities has sublevels, one of which has been cleared, then Utilities is displayed in italics denoting that not everything under Utilities is selected for permission.
If read-only is selected, the component is displayed in brown. The component must be selected along with the read-only option.
❏ Click Save.
Delete a user:
To completely delete a user from Security Administration, complete the following steps in the order in which they are listed:
❏ On the District Admin > Workflow page, delete the following:
❏ From the Manage Users page, under Search Criteria, click Find to perform a search for all users. Or, to perform a search for a specific user, enter data in one or more of the search fields.
❏ Click Delete User to delete a user. A pop-up window prompts you to confirm that you want to delete the user.
A message indicating that the user was deleted successfully is displayed at the bottom of the page.
Administrative users cannot be deleted. If an administrative user is selected, a message is displayed indicating that the administrative user's properties cannot be changed.
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