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The System Administrator is required to define the Role Type of the new user:.
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Onboarding Roles | Defines the Role Type of the new Business User:
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*Note: A detailed list of each User Type can be found here.
You can assign as many roles to the user as you want.
To add, delete or change roles for a user, click on Add or Delete. Use the drop down to change an existing Role to a new Role without adding or deleting Roles.
The System Administrator is required to define the Role Type of the new user:
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Add |
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Delete |
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Roles |
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Row Level Security
The System Administrator is required to fill out all fields in the Row Level Security section. These define the range of the new user’s interactions. These fields will determine the consoles that appear in the 'Authorized Security Lookup' section.
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When searching (clicking on the lookup), it displays displays Lookup Security Group page. This allows the System Administrator to define the scope of the new user to be as wide or as narrow as desired.
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The System Administrator has the option to fill out any and all of the fields in the Authorized Security Lookup. This section displays Security Groups similar to the Row Level Security. By selecting certain values, you can alter what certain Users are able to see when they are performing their roles in the Smart Onboarding system.
Role Type | Effect of Security Lookup Fields |
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System Administrator Process Administrator Content Administrator |
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HR Specialist Recruiter |
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What information can a System Administrator change?
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If the user's invitation status is Invitation Completed, you can change all of the user's information except their email and phone information. The user can change those using the My Profile feature.