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== Persons and user accounts ==
For most digitals each staff member has its own system user account. How staff members recieve the user accounts is implemented through the [[B-Op HR Hub]] components.
Each user account can have ''group memberships'' and ''personal permissions.''
== User groups ==
Through group memberships, the user accounts which are member can inherit ''group permissions'' which are defined on user group level.
Groups may have two options of the sub-group memberships:
* Plus-Groups - members of this group are added to the parent group
* Minus-Groups - members of the group are removed from all the plus groups, but <u>not</u> from the parent group.
* Super Minus-Groups - they act like minus groups, but can also remove users which are added to the parent group manually
== Related article ==
* See here for a [[Dev:Immutable User Permissions|list of all permissions]] known to ZUGSEIL.
* See here for a [[Dev:Immutable Usergroups|list of all predefined user-groups]] known with ZUGSEIL.
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Latest revision as of 09:44, 29 June 2023

Persons and user accounts

For most digitals each staff member has its own system user account. How staff members recieve the user accounts is implemented through the B-Op HR Hub components.

Each user account can have group memberships and personal permissions.

User groups

Through group memberships, the user accounts which are member can inherit group permissions which are defined on user group level.

Groups may have two options of the sub-group memberships:

  • Plus-Groups - members of this group are added to the parent group
  • Minus-Groups - members of the group are removed from all the plus groups, but not from the parent group.
  • Super Minus-Groups - they act like minus groups, but can also remove users which are added to the parent group manually

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