User Groups and Permissions

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Administrators Only

Only users in the Administrators group can manage user groups and permissions

Manage User Groups and Permissions

The Optipub user permissions management system is based on pre-defined user groups. Users added to a group inherit the permissions of that group. Any group can be modified to fit your needs. You can also create new groups and assign permissions to them.

User groups are meant to define permissions for a specific task or set of tasks. Users should be assigned to as many user groups as needed to accomplish their responsibilities.

Default User Groups

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General User Group

New users are initially added only to the General user group by default.

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User Groups Per Module

Below is a listing of all the default user groups. Depending on which modules you are subscribed to, you may not see all of the default user groups listed.

User Group

Description

Administrators

have access to all permissions in Optipub.

Customer Service

module is not yet available.

Editor Managers

can create and modify authors.

General

can view most modules and tools, and can modify certain resources.

Mailing Administrators

create messages and modify segments.

Marketing

module is not yet available.

Reporting

module is not yet available.

Tag Managers

can modify tags on resources

Video Managers

module is not yet available.

Writing

permissions are set to general permissions for now.

Permissions

User groups have a pre-defined set of permissions. These permissions are grouped by API call. Every API call has a set of permission functions such as create, edit, update, and destroy.

Permission Functions

The listed functions are fundamental to most permissions. There are more functions that are specific to one or a few permissions.

Function

Description

create

create new instance

edit

modify existing instance

destroy

remove existing instance

index

search instances

show

display instances

store

save a newly created instance

update

save modifications to instance