Disclaimer
All screenshots in the article were taken in the Dutch version of Yuki.
A role indicates which position an user has within a domain. By assigning one or more roles to an user you determine which data can be looked at and which actions can be performed by the user in a domain, that is in all the administrations where the user has access to. Therefore you cannot assign a different role to an user per administration.
At the moment the following roles with corresponding rights can be assigned in a domain in Yuki:
- Back Office
ATTENTION!
When the accountant has activated the self-accounting feature for your domain, a user with the “Management” role in the domain can assign the role “Back Office” to a user.
For a detailed description, see article Assign 'Back office' role (self-accounting) to user(s) in your domain. - Management
- Sales
- Purchase
- HRM
- Financial administration
- External accountant
- Security manager
- Procurement
- Read-only user.
For a description of the rights of the different user roles in a domain, see article Rights per user role in domain.
ATTENTION!
In an accountant portal you can assign special roles to the back office.
For a detailed desxription of the special roles for the back office, see article Assign or change back office roles.
TIP!
A user roles log is maintained in the domain where it can be viewed which user at what time created a new user with one or more roles, deleted an existing user, or assigned or deleted a role with an existing user.
Adding one or more additional users to a domain (extra costs per added user per month) is only available when a user with the 'Management' role has chosen the bundle Medium, Large or Unlimited via the Yuki Store in the domain.
Only a user with the 'Management' role can assign one or more roles to the additional users in the domain.
Assign role(s) to user
Proceed as follows:
- Above the navigation bar, click on the Switch domain icon and then click on My domain
OR - In the navigation bar, click on the Settings icon.
- In the now-opened screen, in the Domain section, click on Users.
- Open the Default view.
A screen is opened where you can view the master data and users of your administration(s). - Hover your mouse over the line of the user to whom you want to assign a role (permissions). Then click on the button with the three dots and select the View contact menu option from the dropdown menu.
- In the now-opened screen, click on the Edit button.
Click on the Extra tab.
In the Security section, select one of the roles from the dropdown menu.
You can assign more than one role.
Click on the Save button.
Change role(s) of user
Follow the steps described above under ‘Assign role(s) to user’.
In the Security section, select the ‘white space’ to remove a role. In addition, you can assign one or more roles by selecting them from the dropdown menu.
Click on the Save button to save the changed role(s).
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