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HITGuard provides five types of user roles, each with its own permissions and functions. The three classic user roles Practitioner, Professional, and Expert work together in HITGuard on analyses, tasks, and other workflows. Admin users can only perform basic administrative tasks. Observer users can only read and evaluate data in HITGuard, but cannot edit it. <p> | |||
The roles Expert, Professional, and Observer are not assigned as a complete license, but selectively per module. A module is a collection of functions; for example, the risk management module combines all functions for risk analysis. To authorize Experts, Professionals, and Observers, assign licenses to individual users that control which modules they have access to. For example, one user may have access to <i>case management</i>, while another can only work in <i>audit management</i>. <p> | |||
The individual modules or licenses that you can assign to Experts, Professionals, and Observers are explained in this article under “[[#rollen_zuordnen|Assigning user roles]]”. | |||
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HITGuard provides five types of user roles, each with its own permissions and functions. The three classic user roles Practitioner, Professional, and Expert work together in HITGuard on analyses, tasks, and other workflows. Admin users can only perform basic administrative tasks. Observer users can only read and evaluate data in HITGuard, but cannot edit it.
The roles Expert, Professional, and Observer are not assigned as a complete license, but selectively per module. A module is a collection of functions; for example, the risk management module combines all functions for risk analysis. To authorize Experts, Professionals, and Observers, assign licenses to individual users that control which modules they have access to. For example, one user may have access to case management, while another can only work in audit management.
The individual modules or licenses that you can assign to Experts, Professionals, and Observers are explained in this article under “Assigning user roles”.