User Dialog Box

The User dialog box is displayed when you add or edit a subuser from the Subusers page or from the hierarchy. The dialog box includes a Delete button for deleting subusers.

This dialog box has three tabs:
 

•Details
•Rights
•Access Summary

Details Tab

The Details tab lets you set the details about the subuser’s access to the account.

1:

The username is the name that identifies the user. The username can be used for signing in, as an alternative to an email address. When editing a user, this field is read-only. The username must be at least four characters long and can contain only letters and numbers, with no spaces.

2:

Select the check box if the user’s login rights should be disabled. Clear the check box if the user's login should be enabled.

3:

The full name of the user.

4:

The user’s email address. This is the email address the user should use for signing in.

5:

Indicate if the user is one of the drivers listed for this account. Click in the Driver field then select a driver from the drop-down list. This control is only available if your account includes support for linking users to drivers.

At the top of the drop-down list is a Filter field that you can use to filter the list of drivers. The drop-down list has two buttons:
 

•Click Create New to add a new driver to your account and link this subuser to the new driver. Once you click Save to exit the User dialog box, the new driver is added to your account. You must then go to the Drivers screen to edit the newly created driver.
•Click None if this user is not a driver. This button lets you sever the connection between the user and a driver.

6:

The time zone where the user resides. This affects how information about time is displayed for this user.

7:

The spoken language where the user resides. This affects how the user interface is displayed for this user. This option is not available in all accounts.

8:

The variant of the spoken language used by the user, for example, United States, British or Australian English. This option is not available in all accounts, or for all languages.

9:

Select the check box to indicate that the user has administrative rights. Administrators have all the same rights as the main user of the account, including the right to view and edit nodes of the hierarchy that are above the user in the hierarchy.

10:

Select the check box to preserve the user's details during import operations, preventing them from being accidentally overwritten or deleted. This option is configured using rights.

11:

Select the check box to limit the times when the user can sign in. When selected, additional options are displayed to let you specify the times when the user can sign in. This section is not available if the account has been configured to use User Access Windows.

If the User Access Windows feature is enabled in your account, a Has restricted access windows check box is also displayed, and is selected automatically if the subuser has a Verizon Connect® WorkPlan™ access restriction configured. This check box specifies whether the access time windows configured for this subuser in the User Access Windows screen are honored or not.

Rights Tab

The Rights tab lets you configure what the user can do. This tab has three main sections:
 

•In the first section you can specify the roles that the user plays. This is the recommended method for assigning user privileges.
•In the second section you can specify the rights and restrictions of the user to control which actions the user can perform. Any privileges you grant or deny here override the settings implied by the user's roles.
•In the third section, two columns contain drop-down lists that let you control the member and item rights of the user for public items (public sharing). Any privileges you grant or deny here override the settings implied by the user's roles.

Roles

Roles are groups of privileges that you define using the Roles screen. When you assign a role to a user, that user gets all of the privileges associated with the role and is denied privileges that the role forbids.
 

•To assign a role to a user, click in the Click to add Role space and enter part of the tag name. As you type, a drop-down list opens, listing the tag names that match your entered text. Select a role from the drop-down list. The role badge is displayed.
•To delete a role from a user, click the "X" on the role badge.

Rights and Restrictions

The following tables list the different rights and restrictions that can be applied to a subuser. Different versions of this product allow you to configure different subsets of these rights and restrictions.

Rights

Meaning

Can assign drivers

User can assign drivers to vehicles.

Can add drivers

User can create new drivers.

Can add markers

User can add markers to the map.

Can grant permissions for fleets and teams

User can control the visibility of fleets and teams (sharing).

Can set install types

User can assign install types to vehicles.

Can set asset types.

User can assign asset types to vehicles.

Can create/edit subusers

User can create additional subusers and edit their details. When this check box is clear, the user can only add or edit subusers using the hierarchy.

Can poll units

User can poll vehicles for additional reports beyond the regularly scheduled reports from the unit.

GF Co-Location report

User can see the GF Co-location report.

Can resolve panics

User is alerted when a panic button is pressed and can resolve vehicles in panic mode (taking them out of panic mode). Users with this right also have the right to generate custom report data on panic events.

Has dashboard

User can view key performance indicators in the dashboard. This option is only available when accessing the user dialog box from the hierarchy.

Can create/edit subusers

User can create new subuser accounts, and edit the details of existing subusers.

Can poll units

User can poll vehicles, requesting their location and status.

Fuel Card report - WEX

The user has access to the WEX fuel card report.

Can resolve panics

The user can close panic alerts triggered by vehicle drivers.

Unit Rights

Meaning

Can edit vehicle name

When editing vehicles, the user can change the name of vehicles along with other details. In some versions of this software, this privilege is controlled by a check box in the rights for public items section.

Can change vehicle color

The user can change the color of vehicle icons.

Can change vehicle tags

The user can assign or remove skill tags from vehicles.

Can set FollowMe markers

The user can set standard markers as FollowMe marker (a vehicle marker that moves).

Restrictions

Meaning

Hide input activity

User does not see information from inputs on the unit.

Hide output activity

User cannot send signals to the unit or see which outputs it supports.

Hide reports

User does not have access to the reports screens.

Lite user

User is restricted to the Lite user set of features. For details on what these are, see Lite users and restricted XML.

Restricted XML output

User can only see the Restricted XML set of detailed vehicle information. For details on what this is, see Lite users and restricted XML.

Hide InSight Alerts

User cannot see InSight Alerts™.

Limit History Days

User can only see a specified number of days of history information. Select a time period from the drop-down list to specify how much history information the user can see.

Application Access

Meaning

Fleet Access

User can access the platform application (they can sign in).

 

Member and Item Rights

Rights to public items are divided into Member Rights (rights to work with the members of a group such as the vehicles in a fleet or the drivers in a team) and Item Rights (rights to work with the group itself). The following table lists the different rights you can grant for working with public items.

The two Hierarchy items listed in the table below (Hierarchy and Hierarchy Items) are not available when the Edit User dialog box is accessed from the Roles screen. To view these two options, the dialog box must be opened from within the Hierarchy itself. See the How to Permit Subuser Access to the Hierarchy section for information about the steps required to access these features.

Item

Member Rights

Item Rights

Fleets or Teams

Can be any of the following:
 

•No Access: User has no access to view or work on the vehicles or drivers in public fleets or teams.
•See <Members>: User can see vehicles or drivers in public fleets or teams, but cannot see their details.
•View <Member> Details: User can see vehicles or drivers and can see their details, but cannot edit them.
•Edit <Member> Details: User can see vehicles or drivers and can edit their details.

Can be any of the following:
 

•None: User has no rights to change public fleets or teams.
•Add or Remove <Members>: User can add or remove vehicles or drivers from the fleet or team, but not rename it.
•Rename <Collection>: User can rename the fleet or team as well as adding or removing members.

Categories

Can be any of the following:
 

•No Access: User has no access to view or work on the markers in public categories.
•See Markers: User can see markers in public categories, but cannot see their details.
•View Marker Details: User can see markers in public categories and can see their details, but cannot edit them.
•Edit Marker Details: User can see markers in public categories and can edit their details.

Can be any of the following:
 

•None: User has no rights to change public categories.
•Add or Remove Markers: User can add or remove markers from public categories, but not edit the category.
•Edit Category Details: User can edit the details on public marker categories.

Reports

 

Can be any of the following:
 

•None: The user has no access to public reports.
•Run: The user can run public reports, but not edit them.
•Edit: The user can edit public reports, but not designate new reports as public or delete public reports.
•Create and Delete: The user can edit, create, and delete public reports.

Two additional hierarchy items (Hierarchy and Hierarchy Items) are not available when the Edit User dialog box is accessed from the Subusers screen. To view these two options, the dialog box must be opened from within the Hierarchy itself. See the How to Permit Subuser Access to the Hierarchy section for information about the steps required to access these features.

 

•Hierarchy: Use this drop-down menu to specify the level of access the subuser has to the hierarchy. Only available to hierarchy users. The five options available from this menu are:
 
oNone - The user has no access to the Hierarchy screen.
oCan View Hierarchy - The user can view the Hierarchy screen, but cannot make changes to nodes.
oCan Edit Hierarchy -  The user can add, move, or remove nodes and change node names.
oCan Unassign Items - The user can unassign or change the assignment of users, vehicles, or drivers associated with hierarchy nodes.
oCan Make Items Inactive - The user can make vehicles inactive, so that they are only visible in the hierarchy, but do not appear in any fleets.

 

•Hierarchy Items: Use this drop-down menu to specify the access users are given to the items within the hierarchy. Only available to hierarchy users. The two options available from this menu are:
 
oCan View Hierarchy Items - The user can see the users, vehicles, and drivers that are unassigned or assigned to a node in their view of the hierarchy.
oCan Edit Hierarchy Items - The user can edit the details of users, vehicles, and drivers that are unassigned or assigned to child hierarchy nodes.

Access Summary

The Access Summary tab lets you see what information and rights have been shared with the user.

This page has three tabs:
 

•Categories
•Fleets
•Teams

Each category, fleet, and team that the user can see is displayed on the appropriate tab, with icons to show how the user was granted rights to this information and what those rights are:

The category, fleet, or team is public. The subuser's rights are based on the settings in this dialog box.

The category, fleet, or team has been explicitly shared with the subuser (private sharing).

The category, fleet, or team is private, and belongs to the subuser.

The subuser has rights to view details about the markers, vehicles, or drivers in this category, fleet, or team.

The subuser has rights to edit details about this markers, vehicles, or drivers in this category, fleet, or team.

The subuser has rights to create or delete markers, vehicles, or drivers in this category, fleet, or team.