Rebilly provides user and role management features that help you to manage user access. When you add new users, they are associated with an organization, and only have access to data contained in that organization.
User roles provide management of the levels of access for different user types within your organization.
For example, you could create roles for administrators, managers, and support staff. Administrators would have full access to Rebilly, managers would have access to specific features, and support staff would have limited access.
Each role has a set of permissions that define what users can do in Rebilly. If permissions are added or removed from a role, the permissions list for all users with that role are updated. For more information, see Create roles.
When you add a user, you can assign permissions based on roles, grant administrator permissions, or assign custom permissions. When you assign custom permissions, you can use a permission preset or search for individual permissions.
To assign permissions to a new user, see Add a new user. To change permissions for an existing user, see Edit user permissions.
To add a user, see Add a new user.
Use the following processes to manage users:
- To edit user details, see Edit user details.
- To edit user permissions, see Edit user permissions.
- To check whether a user activated their account, see Verify user account activation.
- To view or delete users, or emulate user permissions, see View users, delete users, or emulate a user's permissions.
To reset your password, change reporting currency, change time zone, or to set up multi-factor authentication, see Configure user profiles.