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The 6 default user groups are :
| User Group | Description |
|---|---|
| Administrators | Users who can add new Users and modify other user's accounts |
| Designers | Users who create models and can |
| update general configuration | |
| Guests | Users who are able to view Configurations, but have few other privileges |
| Startup | A User Group with privileges to administer other users. When PhixFlow is first installed a startup user - a member of this group is created. This user should be deleted after the system is set up and other users have been defined |
| Users | Users who can view data and |
| dashboards | |
| SuperUsers | Managers who have full access to the data and can create filters and views on it (but who do not actually create or update underlying models |
Only users who are part of the Administrators User Group can create, delete or update another users' credentials.
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To add a user press the green ‘plus’ sign which brings up the ‘User Editor’ form. The following fields must now be completed:
Field | Description | Example Value |
Name | Name of the User Group. The User Group will be referred to by this name elsewhere in PhixFlow. | Billing Support |
The following fields are configured through separate tabs on the User Group editor:
For details on who can add or remove users from a user group, see Access Permissions below.
Group Members
This tabe table lists the users that belong to this User Group. To add a user to a group open the user list and then drag and drop one or more users into this tab. Please note, users can be associated with User Groups from both the user form (by dragging and dropping the User Group onto the user), and the User Group form (by dragging and dropping the user onto the User Group).
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