Roles

Roles are a key feature of the SmartSolve solutions. Roles determine record assignments for Management and transactions and also determine the functions a user can perform in the system. Users must have at least one role, in addition to rights groups, assigned to them to be able to log into the system.

Role Types

The following role types exist in the system:

Role Type Description

System Roles

The following roles are defaults in the system and should not be deleted by an administrator:

  • ADMINISTRATOR
  • DEFAULT
  • SMARTCOMM ADMIN
  • SYSTEM
  • UNIVERSAL REQUIREMENT ROLE

User Roles

User roles are established for all of the SmartSolve applications you are implementing and typically are aligned to the rights groups you configure, such as Training Management Admin, Training Coordinator, Person Manager, and Person or Trainee.

Training Roles

Training roles are established in Training Management by company Management and the Quality department to best align company document, course, and exam requirements to company positions and individual employees within an organization based on the employees' job specific, general companywide, or general requirements. Roles typically contain one or more requirements which are attached to positions or specific person records in Training Management.

NOTE: SmartSolve user roles may eventually become training roles in most cases as these roles may contain requirements to perform the quality job functions in the SmartSolve system.

Default System Roles

The following roles are defaults in the SmartSolve installation and should not be deleted by an administrator:

Role Description

ADMINISTRATOR

This is a system role that is automatically attached to the user who first creates a local organization. It is assigned to this user so that they can access the new organization and configure the system.

DEFAULT

This is a system role that is used when the SmartSolve system needs to perform internal transactions within the application.

SMARTCOMM ADMIN

This is a system role that must be attached to a user in order for the user to access the SmartComm system.

SYSTEM

This is a system role that is used when the SmartSolve system needs to perform internal transactions within the application.

UNIVERSAL REQUIREMENT ROLE

This is a system role that is used with Training Management.

Role Names

The naming convention for roles/codes and names makes is easier to better group different role types in your system.

Role Type Example Role Example Name

User Roles

AM - Auditor

AM - Auditee

DM - Doc Coordinator

DM - Doc Approver

Auditor User Role

Auditee User Role

Doc Coordinator User Role

Doc Approver User Role

General Roles (Training)

EMP General Reqs

QA General Reqs

IT General Reqs

Employee General Reqs

QA Dept General Reqs

IT Dept General Reqs

Functional Roles (Training)

Auditor

Trainer

QC Tester

Line Manager

Auditor Functional Reqs

Trainer Functional Reqs

QC Tester Functional Reqs

Line Manager Functional Reqs

Role Tab Definitions

There are many functions of a role depending on which SmartSolve solution(s) your company is using.

Use the table below to better understand the tabs and the functions of roles for each solution.

Tab Description

Requirement

This tab is used to define requirements for a role. This tab is only used for Document Management and Training Management.

NOTE: For additional information, see Training Management and Document Management.

Users

This tab is used to attach multiple users to the role.

NOTE: For additional information, see Attaching Multiple Users to a Single Role.

Position

This tab is used to attach positions to a role and is only used for Training Management.

Requirement History

This tab displays the requirement history for the role and is used for Document Management and Training Management.

User Rights

The following rights must be assigned to a user for that user to manage or view roles:

Rights Description

ROL_MANAGE

Allows the administrator to add new roles, modify existing roles, or delete roles.

ROL_VIEW

Allows the user to access and view roles.

NOTE: See Rights Groups for more information on assigning rights groups to users.

See Also

Creating Roles

Viewing Roles

Attaching a Role to Multiple Users

Removing a Role from Multiple Users

Rights

Rights Groups

Users

Single Sign-on

Groups-Teams

     

 

 
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