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You can manage permissions by configuring the permissions for a given user account or user account group to a certain object in the System Tree pane or List View and below that object, for example, a folder and its contents.
Use the Workspaces submenu to switch to another workspace.
User accounts are used to control user activities in Technician Tool.
Software Permissions are used to control user activities in a software application. For example, you can set up these permissions to manage the type of data and commands the user has permission to within a workspace, panel, or domain. Software permissions comprise path permissions and command permissions.
You remove a user account's individual path permission to remove the permission to a folder or an object the user account no longer is to have permissions to.
You edit the permission level of a path or command that has been assigned to an individual user account to configure the user's access in the Building Operation system.
You assign a user account individual path permissions to overrule the settings inherited from the user account groups the user account is a member of.
You can map Windows Active Directory groups to Building Operation user account groups if Building Operation runs on a network that uses this directory to manage users and user account groups. A Building Operation user account group that includes a Windows account group can be member of another Building Operation user account group.
You create a user account group to make it easier to manage users who require the same software permissions and workspaces.
Using WebStation, you can create and administer user accounts.