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16.2 Roles
Roles underpin the entire security system, each of which is based on a profile. The administrator, following the profiles, must create roles that reflect the company's organisational levels. If we establish, in fact, that the visibility of CRM data is control...
16.3 Users
From Settings > Users you can create and manage users, which are displayed in a list on the main screen. The user in vtenext corresponds to a person, provided with an email address and password, which they access to work on CRM. Although simultaneous access...
16.3.1 How to replace one user with another
In a company, it can happen that a colleague decides to change jobs and therefore no longer be part of the team. What to do in these cases from the CRM perspective? There are two possibilities: Deactivate the "old user" and create a new one. This way, all ...
16.4 Groups
Groups are effective tools for bringing together users who belong to the same team. They are used for data assignment. For example, if a Ticket arrives from a customer, you assign it to a dedicated Ticket management group so that all those users can see it. T...
16.5 Sharing Access
vtenext allows you to set the access privileges of the Roles, defining whether the content of the CRM is generally accessible (public) or with limitations. There are various degrees of limitation. The rules are divided into two blocks: general global access ru...
16.5.1 Global Access Rules
The first thing to define is the Sharing Access rule for each of the modules. With what degree of freedom do you want the content of the modules to be accessible to users? The most restrictive approach is Private, which will strictly follow the hierarchical r...
16.5.2 Custom Rules
At the bottom of the Sharing Access panel, you can create exceptions to the permissions that you have defined so far, thus creating exceptions to the hierarchy of roles. Press Add privileges on the module for which you want to create an exception; Then s...
16.6 Access Field
The available function is used to control the visibility of the fields in the various modules on the part of the entire organisation. You can use this function both to show and to hide selected fields. By default, all fields are considered visible. It is not p...
16.7 Advanced Sharing Access
This allows you to extend data access permissions for a user on a specific module, based on rules defined according to the same logic as filters. Let's look at an example: the Milan Agent user must be able to access the Account registries (all of them, even th...
16.8 Audit Trails
The Audit Trails function allows the system administrator to know what a user has done in vtenext. You can enable/disable this control via the flag in the box, relative to the selected user. This function has been improved from version 21.01, making it centra...
16.9 User Login History
As a vtenext administrator, you can monitor access to the system and view the history of each user.
16.10 Check User Login
Again, as an administrator user, you can view failed login attempts for each user and if they have been blocked (for example, if they have entered their password incorrectly more than 5 times), you can reactivate them by clicking on "Add to whitelist".
17 vtenext customization: advanced settings
Customisation features are very important because they guarantee the use of vtenext for a wide range of business processes. It is possible to design the data structure for the vtenext modules via easy-to-use web interfaces: for example, it will be you who will...
17.1 Process Manager
The Process Manager is the tool that makes it possible to manage processes within a company, interpreting the drawings generated through a Business Process Model and the Notification tool (for example www.bpmn.io). These tools represent all the automatic proc...
17.2 Workflow
The Workflow tool was replaced by the module processes (Process Manager). It is possible to see all the Workflow that were created, but is not possible to create new Workflow. If an user try to click on New Workflow in the top right corner of the screen, the ...
17.3 Status Manager
This tool makes it possible to implement flow logics in the management of information through the definition of rules for the change in value of a field Status. A practical example is given below. A quote must be approved by the sales manager before being de...
17.4 Conditionals
Conditionals allow you to define special permissions to access one or more fields of the same module when a condition defined within it occurs, with the same logic as advanced filters. When a condition occurs: one or more fields are rendered hidden; one o...
17.5 Wizard Creator
The "Wizard Creator" function allows the administrator to create guided procedures (called wizards to be exact). You can access this function through Settings > Wizard Creator; you can create your own custom wizard following 4 simple steps as you can see in t...