Security Group

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1 Overview

A Security Group is a leaf in the Organogram of a company Organogram_with_Group_Profiling


A Security Group allows you to specify a business unit and then perform a number of actions with that group.


Often Groups start at a broad level all the way down to teams of 1 to 4 people.


Groups are also used to create logical units of people associated with the business or clients who have log ins to your bxp system.



2 Attached data

It is possible to store a lot of information with a Security Group.



2.1 Details

  • Name : This is how the group will be represented through the system
  • Parent Group : All first level entries will belong to the "Everyone" group and then spread outwards from there.
  • Manager : Is a bxp user account primarily responsible for the group.  This allows HR functions to be more easily managed.
  • Assistant Manager : Is a bxp user account which has the same permissions to perform functions as the manager for HR related updates.



2.2 Classification

  • Sort Order : By default the system will sort alphabetically on name but a custom sort order can be applied.
  • Icon : It is possible to specify an image with the security group.  If you use a number one of the system default icons will be displayed or you can use a URL to specify the image
  • TOM - Roles : Another TOM model.  Roles are added as ID-X,ID-X  Where ID is the ID of the role and X is the FTE amount of that role required.



2.3 Security

  • Functional Access : This allows sections and functions to be automatically modified to a user when they are added to a group. The rules are entered as XX-ADD,YYYY-ADD,XX-REM,YYYY-REM 
    • XX is the two digit id of a module. 
    • YYYY is the four digit id of a section
    • ADD will add access to the users.  REM will remove this access from the users.


  • Content Access : This allows Content to be automatically modified by a group of users when they are added to the group.  The rules are entered as TYPE-ID-ADD,TYPE-ID-REM
    • Id is the numeric id for the content available from the various modules.
    • ADD or REM will add or removed the content types appropriately



2.4 HRM (Human Resources Management)

  • ESS Details : Allows for a custom layout for dealing with people from this Security Group when managing them through the Security Group Manager section in the HR module.
  • ESS JavaSript : The JavaScript for the above ESS Details
  • HR fields : When listing users in this Security Group in HR reports this overriding list of HR fields can be applied.


3 Use of Security Groups


== To view your current structure ==


Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Organogram with Group Profiling >


Each of the branches are clickable to allow you to review the users in that branch of the tree.


The display will also show all the branches and their members.



== To add a Security Group / Branch ==


Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Security Group - Add >


* Give your security group / branch a unique name.
* Choose the parent to attach it to


Below is a display of the current structure to serve as a reminder.



== Profile a User ==


If you want to see what Security Groups / Branches a user is in the this report makes it easy to see.


Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Profile a User >



== To associate users with a Security Group / Branch ==


Main Menu > System Access Management > Security Group Management > Add User to a Security Group >

* Choose the group
* Choose the users
* Click "Continue"



4 Security Groups for Forms

There are statistic reports for forms in the Data Profiling that need a Security Group allocated to the form.  Form access is managed on a user by user basis for the most granular level control possible.  However for quick group reporting a security group can be associated with the form.  This association does not change form content access permissions.