You can create different types of users for OMMA admin panel, and manage their roles and permissions.
There are 9 user types. We will explain each user type briefly, but you can skip and jump to the end of the page to see the permissions as a table.
Here is a table summarizing panel functions and permissions:
A) Manager
Manager has all of the permissions, and thus, can use all functions of the admin panel.
Manager has the authority to approve and publish content.
B) Editor
Editor has all permissions a manager has, except user creation.
Like manager, editor also has the authority to approve and publish content.
C) Contributor
Contributor has all permissions an editor has, except device actions. Contributors can not update/edit devices or register a new device.
They can view device configurations/information.
D) Developer
Developer permissions are limited. They include:
View and upload media
Creating, updating, and deleting channels, contents, and data sources.
Content scheduling
Request for content approval
Preview unapproved content on development devices
Remote debugging of content-code on development devices
Important: A developer neither can create/update/delete devices and shops; nor has the authority to publish content. S/he cannot see or create users.
E) Inspector
Inspector has read-only access to all assets except information about other users in the account.
F) System Integrator
System integrator permissions include:
Creating, updating and deleting devices and shops
View permissions on Shops and Devices
Device configurations
View content and channel list
G) Field Agent
In Addition to read-only access (except account user’s information), Field Agent can also register a device.
H) Service Account
In Addition to read-only access (except account user’s information), Service Account can update device and shop attributes.
I) Technical Support
The Technical Support role has the same view permissions as Inspector, in addition to Device Management permissions except for saving and deleting devices. This role can also remote debug the content-code on devices.
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