User Roles

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The table below summarizes the possible actions according to the level of access to the application :

Role	Rights in Iterop Design
User	–No access to Iterop Design, only to Iterop Play
Access to Design	Create a template, configure and deploy it Activate, modify, stop or delete one of its deployed processes Modify the visibility of one of its models Modify, configure and deploy a public template Activate, modify, stop or delete a public deployed process Consult users and groups View related lists and dependency tables
Director	Create a template, configure and deploy it Modify, configure and deploy any template Change the owner of any model Modify the visibility of any model Activate, modify, stop or delete all deployed processes Create and modify a user or group Creating and editing a linked list and a dependency table Creating and modifying a service Change application settings

The table below summarizes the possible actions according to the user rights on the processes:

Role	Rights in Iterop Design
Actor	View tasks Getting the job done Trigger an alert
Initiator	Starting a process
Supervisor	View tasks Follow the process Difference between supervisor and limited supervisor?
Controller	View tasks Follow the process Modify the data Manage alerts Changing the assignment of tasks Stop the process

Updated on 13 November 2020

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