...
There are 4 types of users you can create in OpenSpecimen.
Type | Description |
---|---|
Super Administrator | Has access to all the data and operations across all the sites and institutes in the application. |
Institute Administrator | Has access to all the data and operations within all the sites of the institute to which the user is associated. |
Regular User | Has limited access based on their roles within the associated site. |
Contact User | Users that do not log in to the system. For example, nurses, external lab members, etc. |
User fields
Fields | Description |
---|---|
Type | Type of the user:
|
First Name | First Name of the user |
Last Name | Last Name of the user |
Email Address | Email ID of the user |
Phone Number | Phone number of the user |
Domain Name | It is "OpenSpecimen" by default. If you have LDAP/SAML configured, you can add that as the domain name |
Login Name | The username that will be used to log in |
Institute | Institute under which the user needs to be created |
Time Zone | Time zone of the user |
Manage Forms | If enabled, the user will be able to add/edit forms. Refer to the wiki page for more details on forms. |
Manage Workflows | If enabled, the user will be able to add/edit workflows. Refer to the wiki page for more details on workflows. |
Disable Notifications | If enabled, the user will not receive any emails from OpenSpecimen. |
API User | Enable if the user works with APIs. Refer to the wiki page for more details. |
Download Labels Print File | Allows the users to download CSV files for printing labels. Refer to the wiki page for more details. |
Address | Address of the user |
Creating Regular Users
Administrators (Super/Institute/Site) can create users and assign roles. Roles can be assigned for a specific CP or all CP's within a site.
...