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1. Introduction
The functionality group feature, introduced in iProtect 10.04, is essential to provide system users with the necessary menu options. This function must be set when configuring a new system.
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By setting up functionality groups, organizations can streamline their access control processes, tailor the user experience to specific roles, and maintain robust security controls.
1.1 Purpose and Benefits
With this feature, user profiles can be created that display only the relevant menu options, resulting in a clearer and more efficient workflow. Two key benefits to name are:
Improved clarity: Users only see the menu options that are relevant to them, providing a clear and user-friendly interface.
Security feature - Four-Eyes Principle: This feature can also be used as a security measure. An administrator can enable specific functions after the user is logged in, adding an extra layer of security and control.
2. Implementation
Creating a functionality is done in 3 steps:
Step 1: Creating a Functionality Group
Go to Installation | Authorization | Functionality group.
Right-mouse click in the tree-view and click on “Add functionality group”
Name the group to describe its function (e.g., 'Security Guards', 'Receptionists', or 'Facility Managers').
Step 2: Set the functions for the Functionality Group
Open the group with the + sign and click on “Functionality group”
Select the UI functions that should be available to this group.
When the functions are set click on the save button.
Step 3: Link the functionality group to the user group
Go to Installation | Authorization | User group
Select the user group to which the functionality group should be linked.
Set the desired Functionality group to this user group.
3. Example Scenarios
Security Guards: Access to camera surveillance systems and the ability to open and block doors.
Receptionists: Limited to functions for creating and managing visitors.
Facility Managers: Access to badge management and other facilities-related functions such as maintenance of access points and building management.
Use as Four-Eyes Principle:
A user logs in with their standard login credentials.
There are no menu items visible, and the user needs to contact an administrator to get specific menu items displayed.
An administrator can then activate specific functions for this user based on the situation and necessity.
This process requires both parties (user and administrator) to be present, providing additional security.
4. Functionality group elements
Below are described the functions that can be activated, this releases certain menu items for system users who participate in the functionality group.
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