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    Security & Permissions: Overview & Security
    • 02 Oct 2024
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    Security & Permissions: Overview & Security

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    Article summary

    The Security & Permissions page holds several key User security and permissions features. This page makes managing User security and permissions simpler by bringing related settings together into one easy-to-navigate page. Here, Admin Users will be able to view Users by User Role, adjust Report Roles, and adjust Password Parameters.

    All changes to Security and Permissions configurations must be saved using the Save menu in the upper-left corner. This page does not autosave. 

    When another tab is clicked before the user roles tab changes can be saved, users will be prompted to save their changes.  The prompt will have the option to return to the page, leave the page and discard the changes, or save the changes and continue to the page that the user is attempting to navigate to.


    Security

    Security & Permissions permissions are found in the permission tree as follows:

    • Administration

      • Password Policy

        • View Password Policy

        • Edit Password Policy

      • Users

        • Report Roles

          • View Report Roles

          • Create/Edit/Delete Report Roles

        • User Roles

          • View User Roles & Permissions

          • Create/Edit/Delete User Roles & Permissions


    These permissions can be added to custom user roles or individual users. The Permission Access report can be used to determine which user roles or users already have these permissions assigned. For more information, see User Setup and Security.


    Hover over the Administration menu in the top ribbon, then the Users & Security sub-menu. From that dropdown, select Security & Permission. This will open the Security & Permissions screen.


    Overview

    The Security & Permissions page is organized into the following tabs: 

    User Roles

    The User Roles tab contains security information organized by User Role. Learn more about the features for the User Roles tab here.

    The User Roles tab has three subtabs:

    • PERMISSIONS - List of permissions available in the system according to the selected User Role. All permissions are additive and give permission to either access something or to perform an action. This tab is used to view the permissions currently granted to the selected Role, add or remove permissions, as well as create new User Roles.

    • USERS - List of all active Users. This tab is used to search for active Users by User Role and to assign or remove Users from User Roles.

    • SETTINGS - Password Requirements by User Role. This tab is view-only.

    Report Roles

    The Report Roles tab contains features for Report Roles management, including viewing, editing, User assignment, and creating new Report Roles. Learn more about the features for the Report Roles tab here

    The Report Roles tab has three subtabs:

    • PERMISSIONS - Listing of all Report Permissions. Each Report Permission grants Users assigned to the selected Report Role the permission to view that Report. This tab is used to view, assign, or remove Report Permissions for the selected Report Role.

    • USERS - Listing of all active Users. This tab is used to search for active Users by Report Role and to assign or remove Users from Report Roles.

    • SETTINGS - 'P&L Cutoff' and 'Report Subscription' configurations viewable by Report Role. This tab is used to adjust these settings.

    Passwords

    The Passwords tab contains the Password Policy configurations. Learn more about the features of the Passwords tab here.

    Authentication

    The Authentication tab contains the configurations for the global Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) settings, as well as MFA requirements by User Role. Learn more about the Authentication tab here.

    The Authentication tab (MFA) is only available as part of the R365 Professional Package. Contact your CSM or Account Executive to learn how MFA can enhance your R365 experience!

    Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) adds an additional layer of security that prompts Users to authenticate their logins. Authentication prompts can be required as frequently as every login or as rarely as every 60 days.

    When MFA is enabled, all Users have the ability to opt in to MFA for their User Account. Users who opt in to MFA will have the ability to pick any authentication frequency, and may opt out at any time.

    Auto Log Out

    The Auto Log Out tab contains the inactivity threshold setting for the Instance. Once the system recognizes that a User has not been active for the allotted threshold, that User will automatically be logged out. Learn more about the Auto Log Out tab here.

    Audit Access

    The Audit Access tab contains the tools to generate reports based on User Access or Permissions Access.

    The Audit Access tab has three subtabs:


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