Workgroup permissions control access to
workgroup tabs and determine which
members have access to management settings at the
workgroup level. Granting workgroup management permissions is an attractive alternative to granting
practice-wide management permissions, and empowers workgroup managers to take responsibility for their respective areas of law.
Consistent with
practice-level permissions, workgroup permissions operate on the principle of least permission; all permissions are denied by default. You grant permissions to
member groups, and can override these on a per-member basis.
Control over workgroup permissions is restricted to:
- The system administrator member
- The workgroup manager
- Members with the 'workgroup manager privileges' permission for the workgroup
- Members with the 'practice tab - workgroup administration' permission
Although a workgroup may have only one manager member, you can assign the 'workgroup manager privileges' permission to give equivalent permissions to other members.
See also
Permissions
File permissions
Subsidiary company permissions