A District Administrator can change a base role and create a new base roles.
When a change is made to a base role, Chancery SMS automatically applies that change to all roles based on that base role. This enables the District Administrator to easily control the permissions for a large number of roles.
A District Administrator should consider creating a new base role in circumstances where there is a class of system users that is distinct from Chancery SMS's standard base roles; for example, teacher's aides. Creating a base role involves naming it, assigning it to a base role group, and setting its permissions. You can change much about a base role but not its base role group.
Figure 125: Edit Base Role page
A | +: Expands this group of permissions [Figure 126]. |
Figure 126: Base role permissions example
A | Propagates this permission's setting to all roles based on this base role. |
B | The bold blue font indicates a permission that has been changed but not yet saved. |
Table 43: Permissions pertaining to base roles
To |
You need this permission |
Details |
Set to |
View base role settings such as permissions |
Users > User Roles |
View |
|
Change base role settings such as permissions |
Users > User Roles |
Edit |
|
Add, change, and delete base roles |
Users > User Roles |
Delete |
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