Assets Settings Page: Module Level Tab
The Module levels tab shows the different module levels for the Assets Module and the default permissions that granted to each module level. The eye widget under the “Actions” column opens a modal that allows the user to view the permissions granted to the users with that role.
There are four base Module Levels with default permissions in the Assets Module that cannot be altered by the user. The permissions associated with each are explained in the table below.
Assets Module Default Module Level Permissions Table | |
Module Level | Permissions |
Admin | clean manufacturers, manage all assets, edit/delete/download files, log file uploads/faults/maintenance/modifications, log/view assets, pull reports, delete/modify log entries, add/delete/edit/assign/maintenance assets, add/delete meters and meter readings, view/edit/delete maintenance templates, maintenance comments, bulk editing permission |
Maintainer | upload files, log fault, log maintenance, add meter data, view/log assets |
Manager | delete/edit library files, delete/download files, upload files, log faults, log maintenance, add meter data, log/view assets, view reports, add maintenance comments, add/delete/edit/assign/copy assets, add/delete meters, edit/delete meter components, bulk editing permission |
Observer | Download files, view/log assets, view reports |
Customized Module Levels can be created.
How To: Create a New Module Level (Assets Module)
To create a new module level with customizable permissions in the Assets Module, go to the Module Level Tab on the Settings Page of the Assets Module.
Select the “Add Module Level” button opening the New Module Level Modal.
Selecting “New Module Level” on the Manage Module Levels page opens the New Module Level modal. Input the name of the customized model level.
Any users with the selected certification roles will automatically get the permissions for this Assets module level.
You have the option to assign the people associated with specific roles to the new module level and add any notes.
Select “Save.” Module levels will be listed alphabetically.
Users must select which permissions are allowed for a customized module level. Select the bullet list icon in the Actions Column of the new Module Level opening the Module Level Permissions Modal.
Click the checkboxes to assign permissions to the new Module Level.
Select “Save” and the permissions have been assigned to the Module Level.
Access levels for all modules can also be managed in the Site Settings Module under Access Levels.
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