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Last updated: 2024-01-15

User Management & Permissions

Overview

Ademero provides comprehensive user management and permission controls to ensure secure access to your documents and workflows.

Key Concepts

Understanding users, groups, roles, and permissions is essential for proper system administration.

Security Model

Ademero uses role-based access control (RBAC) with granular permissions at the folder, document, and field levels.

Managing Users

Add, edit, and manage user accounts in your organization.

  1. Navigate to Settings > User Management
  2. Click "Add New User" button
  3. Enter user details (name, email, department)
  4. Assign initial role and permissions
  5. Send invitation email to user

User Profiles

Each user profile contains contact information, role assignments, group memberships, and activity history.

// User profile structure
{
  "userId": "USR-12345","email": "user@company.com","name": "John Doe","role": "Manager","groups": ["Finance", "Approvers"],"permissions": ["read", "write", "approve"],"lastLogin": "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z"
}

Bulk User Import

Import multiple users via CSV file or sync with Active Directory/LDAP for enterprise deployments.

Roles and Permissions

Configure roles with specific permission sets for different user types.

Default Roles

Ademero includes pre-configured roles: Administrator, Manager, User, and Viewer. Each can be customized.

RolePermissionsUse Case
AdministratorFull system accessIT admins, system managers
ManagerRead, write, approve, delegateDepartment heads, supervisors
UserRead, write, uploadRegular employees
ViewerRead onlyAuditors, external users

Custom Roles

Create custom roles tailored to your organization's specific needs with granular permission controls.

Permission Types

Available permissions include: View, Download, Upload, Edit, Delete, Share, Approve, and Administer.

Groups Management

Organize users into groups for easier permission management.

Creating Groups

Groups allow you to manage permissions for multiple users simultaneously. Common groups include departments, project teams, and approval committees.

Group Hierarchy

Groups can be nested to create hierarchical permission structures that mirror your organization.

Security Best Practices

Follow these guidelines to maintain system security:

  • Implement principle of least privilege
  • Regular permission audits
  • Enable two-factor authentication
  • Set password complexity requirements
  • Configure session timeouts
  • Monitor user activity logs
  • Remove inactive users promptly

Single Sign-On (SSO)

Configure SSO integration for seamless authentication.

Supported Providers

Ademero supports SAML 2.0, OAuth 2.0, and OpenID Connect protocols. Compatible with Azure AD, Google Workspace, Okta, and more.

Configuration Steps

Set up SSO by configuring identity provider settings, mapping user attributes, and testing the connection.