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Roles

Service Management has built-in roles that are based on industry best practice recommendations. Large companies might have several people assigned to the same role. Smaller organizations might have multiple roles assigned to one person. Maintaining a role-based view of the organization makes sure that you adhere to the best practice model no matter who is assigned to the role or how you divide the responsibilities associated with the role. For example, if your company is large, you may have separate process designers and process owners assigned to each module. A smaller company might assign both roles to one person for each module.

Permissions are controls within applications. When assigned, they enable you to complete certain Service Management tasks, such as adding update information to a record. Permissions are an administrative strategy to control access to records and limit the number of people who can view, create, update, or delete records. Permissions to view particular data domains limit your ability to view only records that are tagged with those domains. For more information, see Data domain segmentation.

If you have development and production tenants, all configuration changes must be made on the development tenant. For more information about synchronizing the tenants, see Dev2Prod - How to synchronize your development and production tenants.

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