Defining an approval level for a group in User Administration

The Action & Application Access tab of User Administration displays information about authorization levels for both user groups and specific users. You can define approval levels at both the group and user levels. Higher numeric values indicate a higher level of authorization.

If approval authorization levels are assigned at the group level, all users in that group have the same approval level.

Important: Defining an approval level for a user overrides the user’s group approval level. For example, if you assign an approval level of 7 to a user who is part of a group with an approval level of 5, the user’s new approval level is 7.

  1. In the upper-left corner of the screen, select Access your applications ( main menu icon ).
    The menu expands.

  2. Select Administration > User Administration.
    The User Administration screen appears.

  1. In the menu pane on the left, select Manage Groups ().

  2. From the User Group list, select a group for which to set authorization levels.
    Details for the selected group appear in the right pane.

  3. Select the Authorization Levels tab.

  4. If necessary, use the Select a property menu to change the property and/or the Search () field to filter the tree menu in the table. For more information, see Working with tabs in User Administration.

  5. In the row of the earning type for which to define an approval level, select the Override check box.
    The Level Value (0-255) field becomes available to edit.

  6. In the Level Value (0-255) field, type the approval level for the user. 
    Your updates are saved automatically. The approval level is applied to the user. If the user is part of a group, the authorization level defined at the user level overrides the level inherited from the group.