Edit Admin User

Edit Admin User


Overview

For each system, an administrator user is designated, possessing administrative rights pertinent to that specific system. Typically, the individual who creates the system is automatically assigned as an administrator user. Furthermore, an administrator user has the capability to add additional administrator users for the respective system. It is important to note that at least one administrator user must always be present.  

Please note that if you are not an administrator for the selected system, all settings will appear in read-only mode, and you will be unable to make any modifications.

Step 1 - Start Edit Mode 

  1. To enter edit mode, click on the Edit icon in the context menu on the System card or choose the Edit option from the drop-down menu on the System Details screen.
  2. Click on the Admin Users band.


  1. Once you click the Admin Users band, a list of the admin users will be displayed.
  2. Each admin user is represented with a separate band displaying their role and department.

Step 2 - Add Admin User

  1. You can add or remove admin users on this screen. Keep in mind, only admin users can add or delete users from the list. 
  2. If you are not an admin for the selected system, the screen will open in read-only mode for you.
  3. Use the Add button to add a new admin user for the selected system. 
  4. Refer to the Add Admin User article for detailed steps on how to add an admin user.

Remove Admin User 

  1. Any admin user on the list can remove any other user from it.
  2. Please note that not all users can be removed from the list. At least one user has to be on the list. That means the list cannot be empty.

Remove Single User

  1. When hovering over the band, a Delete icon will appear.
  2. Upon clicking the icon, a confirmation pop-up must appear.

Remove Multiple Users

  1. Click on the Select button provided in the action area, and you will see the delete icon in the action area.

  1. Please select the user's band you wish to delete. The chosen bands will be highlighted.
  2. Multiple bands can be selected simultaneously.

  1. To remove the user, click on the Delete icon in the action area, and a confirmation pop-up will appear.

Notes
Please note that not all users can be removed from the list. At least one user must remain on the list, so it cannot be empty.

  1. When you click the Delete button for a band, a pop-up will appear to confirm the deletion.
  2. The pop-up will have two options - a Yes button and a No button.
  3. If you select the Yes button, the user will be deleted.
  4. However, the deletion process will be terminated if you select the No button.


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