This article goes into further detail regarding the architecture of the user accounts in our interface

A Scope define which menus or submenus the user will see.
For example, users with “Finance Manager” role will be able to see the Invoices menu.
However, scopes only give access, they do not define what the user can do in the menu, this is defined by the Rights.
This means that a user with Admin role will be able to see the Admin menu, but will only be able to create or manage user accounts if they have the rights to do so.

Users can and should usually have multiple scopes.

The scopes are the following:

ROLE_ADMIN:
This scope enables access to the User Administration menu
Users needing to perform the following actions will require this scope:
– manage user accounts
– create new user accounts

ROLE_FLEET_MANAGER:
This scope enables access to the Assets, Tracking & reports & Catalogue menus
Users needing to perform the following actions will require this scope:
– perform bulk actions,
– access reports,
– manage Service profiles

ROLE_FINANCE_MANAGER
This scope enables access to the Invoices menu
Users needing to perform the following actions will require this scope:
– access / download invoices
– access CDR files

ROLE_CUSTOMER_CARE
This scope enables access to the list of SIMs
Users needing to perform the following actions will require this scope:
– consult SIM details
– manage SIMs unitarily

ROLE_USER
Default User