Roles tab
Use this tab in the Security window to:
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Add or edit roles for Sage Estimating users, assigning permissions to access Sage Estimating tasks and features.
Example: To grant permission to certain users to view and edit estimates, but not to create new estimates, you might create a new role called "Jr. Operator," assigning to the role permission to view and edit estimates. You can then assign the Jr. Operator role to those users on the Users tab.
- Delete or disable roles.
- View a list of users assigned to a selected role.
- View a list of feature permissions granted by a selected role.
Important! Make sure that users exit Sage Estimating before you change their permissions.
To display this tab, click [Security] on the Estimating Management Console ribbon, and then select the Roles tab in the Security window.
Items on this tab
Item | Notes |
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[Add] |
Click [Add] to open the Add Role window, where you can create a new role. |
[Edit] |
Select a role on the Roles grid and then click [Edit] to open the Edit Role window, where you can edit details for the selected role, including its feature permissions. Note: You cannot edit the Administrators role. The Edit button is unavailable when you select Administrator from the Roles grid. |
[Delete] |
Select a role on the Roles grid and then click [Delete] to remove the role. |
Roles grid |
The Roles grid displays the following information for all the roles available in the Estimating Management Console:
Disabling a role to which users or groups are assigned removes all permissions for those users and groups. You need to assign the affected users and groups to another role before they can access Sage Estimating features. Note: If a user or a group also belongs to another role, they retain permissions assigned to that role. Tips: |
Users grid |
The Users grid lists Sage Estimating users assigned to a role selected on the Roles grid. It includes the following information:
Tips:
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Features grid |
The Features grid lists Sage Estimating features and tasks.
Tips:
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