Role-based access control

SECURITY  Master, Superuser, Administrator, Global Administrator

Instructions follow on how to set up role-based access control (RBAC) for a module. You do this by defining mapping rules between KaseyaOne groups and module roles (or security levels) to control user access. The purpose of defining mapping rules is to mimic or maintain the same levels of user access between KaseyaOne and the module. You set up RBAC for a module by configuring Access Groups from within the individual module.

  • If you enable Access Groups, then RBAC will be allowed for the module and you will be able define mapping rules (by mapping KaseyaOne groups to the same or similar module roles) to control user access.

  • If you disable Access Groups, then RBAC will not be allowed for the module.

NOTE  RBAC is the process of assigning permissions to users based on their role within an organization. But rather than assigning permissions to users individually, you assign permissions to a group (and then assign users to the group). Refer to Manage groups.

Enable Access Groups from individual modules

Instructions to configure Access Groups from individual modules follow.