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Administration

Access rights within the apps are structured in a hierarchical manner, with the following ranking order:

Level Description
Company This is the topmost level of the hierarchy. A company consists of multiple subsidiaries.
Subsidiary A subsidiary is a part of a company. Each subsidiary consists of multiple departments.
Department A department is a part of a subsidiary. Each department comprises multiple routers.
Router A router is a part of a department and communicates with multiple machines.
Machine A machine is the lowest level of the hierarchy and is assigned to a router.

  1. Company A
    1. Subsidiary 1
      1. Department 1
        1. Router 1
          1. Machine 1
          2. Machine 2
        2. Router 2
          1. Machine 3
          2. Machine 4
      2. Department 2
        1. Router 3
          1. Machine 5
          2. Machine 6
    2. Subsidiary 2
      1. Department 3
        1. Router 4
          1. Machine 7
          2. Machine 8
  2. Company B
    1. Subsidiary 1
      1. Department 1
        1. Router 1
          1. Machine 1
          2. Machine 2

Users

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Users who belong to an organization have access only to the elements that are subordinate to their organization in the hierarchical structure, but not to superordinate elements.

A user is an individual who belongs to an organization. The access rights of a user are limited to the elements that are subordinate to his or her organization according to the defined hierarchical structure. Access to superordinate elements is not possible.

  • User create

    Create new users and assign them specific roles and permissions.

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  • User edit

    Edit existing users by changing their roles and permissions.

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