Manage Custom Roles

Creation / Editing / Deletion

In CloudManager, you are able to setup and configure your own roles and permissions using the Role Configuration and Role Assignment tabs.

There are 2 default roles - "Normal User" & "Administrators", and these are used and assigned based on the user having admin rights within your native platform (G Suite or Microsoft Office 365).  If they are an existing Admin user, then they will be automatically given the "Administrators" role within CloudManager.  Whilst they cannot be deleted, you can still change the permissions and edit what users are able to do by default. It is important to note that when editing these 2 roles, anything assigned to the User has the scope of "Own Profile". This means any editing rights can only be carried out against their own profile, where as an Administrator has "Global" scope and can, therefore, perform actions against the entire domain. 

Creating a New Role

1. On the Role Configuration tab, click New,
2. Set the Name of the new role
3. Assign the Scope of the new role (see definition below the following screenshot)
4. Add a Description of your new role. This is optional, but can be useful as you can use it to define what the role has been created to achieve.
5. Under the Roles Templates section, you can use the drop down menu next to Add a template to add one of the predefined role templates to your new role. This is optional, but is a good way of making sure that, at the very least, you have given your 1st Line Support users all of the permissions that they require. You can remove any of the predefined permissions and add any additional permissions that you see fit.
6. Click Add.

When creating your own role, you will be asked to provide a name and scope. The scope can have the following options:

• Global => Applies to the whole organisation
• Specific OU => When assigned, actions can only be performed against the selected OU
• OU & Child OUs => When assigned, actions can be performed against the selected OU and any child OU it has. 
• Parent OU => When assigned, actions can be performed against the parent OU of the person to whom it is assigned. 
• Own Profile => Any actions can only be applied to the logged in user profile.

 Assigning and Editing Permissions

Select the role you want to edit from the Roles column on the left.

Next, use the Unused Permissions and Assigned Permissions columns to create the role you need. 

Click on the arrow icons to add or remove permissions respectively.