3.4 Roles and groups

The features you can access in the MyID Operator Client depend on your role as an operator, and the roles you can have depend on which group you belong to.

To specify which roles are available to each group, you must use the Add Group or Amend Group workflows; see the Working with groups section in the Operator's Guide for details.

To specify which features are available to each role, you must use the Edit Roles workflow; see the Roles section in the Administration Guide for details.

The options that appear in the Edit Roles workflow map to the features in the MyID Operator client in the following way:

Option in Edit Roles

MyID Operator Client feature

Add Group

View Group

 

Search Group

 

Add Group

Add Person

View Person

 

Add Person

 

View Person's Images

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

Amend Group

View Group

 

Search Group

 

Edit Group

Approve Person

View Person

 

Search Person

 

View Person's Images

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

Cancel Credential

View Person

 

Search Person

 

Devices

 

View Device

 

Search Device

 

Cancel Device

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

Cancel Request

View Request

 

Search Requests

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

Edit Person

View Person

 

Search Person

 

Edit Person

 

View Person's Images

 

Disable Person

 

Enable Person

 

Search Group

 

Edit Person (Directory)

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

 

Browse Directory Root

 

Browse Directory Groups

 

Search Person (Directory)

 

View Person (Directory)

Edit PIV Applicant

View Person

 

Search Person

 

View Person's Images

 

Disable Person

 

Enable Person

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Edit PIV Applicant

 

Browse

 

Browse Directory Root

 

Browse Directory Groups

 

Search Person (Directory)

 

View Person (Directory)

 

Edit Person (Directory)

Identify Card

View Device

 

Search Device

 

Device Certificates

 

Device Requests

Remove Group

View Group

 

Search Group

 

Remove Group

Remove Person

View Person

 

Search Person

 

Remove Person

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

Request Card

View Person

 

Search Person

 

Devices

 

Request Device

 

Requests

 

View Person's Images

 

Browse Directory Groups

 

Search Person (Directory)

 

View Person (Directory)

 

Request Device

 

Person's Credential Profiles (Directory)

 

Person's Available Credential Profiles

 

View Request

 

Search Requests

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

 

Browse Directory Root

Request Replacement Card

View Person

 

Search Person

 

Devices

 

Requests

 

View Person's Images

 

Person's Available Credential Profiles

 

Request Replacement Device

 

Request Device Renewal

 

Device Available Credential Profiles

 

View Request

 

Search Requests

Unapprove Person

View Person

 

Search Person

 

View Person's Images

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

Validate Request

View Request

 

Approve Request

 

Search Requests

 

Reject Request

 

Job's Available Credential Profiles

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

View Person

View Person

 

Search Person

 

Devices

 

Requests

 

View Person's Images

 

View Request

 

View Person (Directory)

 

Search Requests

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

 

Browse Directory Root

 

Browse Directory Groups

 

Search Person (Directory)

View User Audit

View Person

 

Search Person

 

History

 

Search Group

 

Browse Groups

 

Browse

 

View Audit

 

Audit Details

3.4.1 Roles example

For example:

3.4.2 Scope

The extent to which operators can carry out actions for people is determined by their scope. For example, if Andrea is in charge of data entry for the HR department, you may want to restrict her to viewing, editing, and adding people only in the HR group and its subgroups; in this case, you would give Andrea the Standard Operator and Data Entry roles with a scope of Division. Charley, on the other hand, has wider responsibilities, and can search for and view people throughout the system with the Standard Operator role and a scope of All.

For more information, see the Scope and security section in the Administration Guide.

3.4.3 Administrative groups

You may not want the scope of an operator to be determined by their own group. For example, Andrea is in the HR department, but may be given extra responsibility for working with people to Finance department. To manage this, instead of simply giving Andrea a scope of All, you can give Andrea one or more administrative groups. For example, you can add the Finance group as one of Andrea's administrative groups, and Andrea can work with members of the Finance group as well as her own HR group.

For more information on working with administrative groups in the MyID Operator Client, see section 4.12, Working with administrative groups.