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The access manager allows an administrator to create user accounts or groups of users and restrict the use of certain features. This feature is espacially useful if your company has employees to whom you would like to give the ability to check orders, but not change web content. Note that, by default, users in the back office are stored and managed separately from customer login accounts. Users can have permissions granted on an individual basis, or by group. If a user is a "Super-user", all other permissions settings will be ignored and the user will be allowed to do anything. |