Creating Internal Groups
Creating Internal Groups
When PRIMEUR Data One is installed, two groups are created by default: Users and Administrators.
To create a new Group, click Setup → Users & Groups → Internal Groups → New Group.
In the dialog window that appears, fill in the fields in the two tabs:
- Group Details: users that will belong to the group.
- Permissions: Read and/or Write permissions granted to the users of the group.
Users inherit the permissions of their Group only if:or
- Users do not have permissions configured
- The option “Show inherited permissions by groups” is enabled
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| GROUP NAME | Insert the name you want to assign to the Group. |
| USERS | Type the name of the user you want to assign to the Group (digit at least 3 characters, note that the field is case-sensitive). All users matching the entered characters will be listed. Double click the username of the User you want to add to the Group. To remove the user, click the icon next to the user’s name. |
Setting Group Permissions
Group Permissions are the same as those described in Creating Internal Users.
Once you have created the Group and configured its permissions, press Create.
Remember that only Administrators can set and change permissions granted to users and groups.
Editing Group Attributes
To Edit the attributes of a Group, click the 
icon on the right of the screen. The same mask with Group Details and Permissions entered for the Group will be loaded and you will be able to modify attributes as needed. Click Save to confirm your changes.
To Delete a Group, click the 
icon on the right of the screen and select the Delete option. A confirmation message will appear, click the Delete button to proceed.
Importing Groups
To import a Group, go to Setup → Users & Groups → Internal Groups → BIND GROUP.
In the drop-down list, select the Group you want to import. When done, choose the IMPORT button to confirm.
When you import a group, a registered user within the group will be imported too.
Updated 4 months ago