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As the system owner, you may want to give limited access to your team members to access the administrator area and manage specific assets (such as users, user groups, or system settings).
This can be easily done with the help of sub-admin accounts.
After logging into the administrator area, click “Settings” on the top menu and then click “Sub-Admin Accounts” link on the left side menu:
In order to create a new sub-admin account, click “Create a sub admin account” link on the toolbar.
Enter the name, email address, username and password of the team member you would like to give access to.
Under “Permissions” tab, setup the sub admin account access permissions:
If you want to limit the sub admin account accessing only users of specific user groups, enter the user group ID numbers separated by comma in AccessAllowedUserGroupIDs. On the screenshot above, you can see that the sub admin account can only access user group ID 2 and 5 user accounts. If you don’t want to limit the sub admin account for specific user groups, simply keep it empty:
...
"AccessAllowedUserGroupIDs": [],
...Inside AccessOptions parameter, you can define the access permissions. Only those granted sections will be accessible and other sections will not be accessible by the sub admin user account. You can add as many access permissions as you need.
Below, you can find the list of access scopes:
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PluginAccessExample Permission Configuration:
The sub admin account can only view the list of users of the user group #1 and #2 and edit users.
{
"AccessAllowedUserGroupIDs": [1, 2],
"AccessOptions": [
"Users",
"User.Browse",
"User.Edit"
]
}Example Permission Configuration:
The sub admin account can view all users and impersonate on them.
{
"AccessAllowedUserGroupIDs": [],
"AccessOptions": [
"Users",
"User.Browse",
"User.Edit",
"User.Impersonate"
]
}
