Pro Schedule Security
In Pro Schedule Web an administrator must login in order to edit other
users' appointments as well as access the security options screen.
All users must login before using the software. All user names and
passwords must be entered into the Security table. See the Data Manager section for
help in working with tables.
In the Pro Schedule program, there are three levels of security.
User
User security allows you to book resources when the Login To Book
option has been set in the program.
Your Pro Schedule Administrator may have setup the application to
default to allow only viewing and not booking. If this is the case and
you require booking privileges, you must contact your Administrator to
receive the User security level password.
If the Login To Book option has been set in the software, users must
login as a user before booking resources.
If the Force login option has been set each user must login when the
program starts.
Superuser
The Superuser level allows the editing of appointments booked by others
provided the Allow Superuser Edits security setting has been enabled.
Contact your administrator if you require this feature.
Administrator
As well as having Superuser privileges, Administrator security allows
you to delete and edit any appointment whether you have booked it or
not. Only Administrators can access the Pro Schedule configuration
section and the Data Manager. The default Administrator password is
magic. To ensure you have a secure system change the
passwords immediately. Write down the new passwords and store
them in a secure location such as the company safe.
Logging in to a Security Level
To log in as a User, Superuser or Administrator select File | Login
from the main menu. A login box will pop up asking you to enter a login
id or a password. You can enter User, Superuser, Administrator or your
own login id assigned to you by your administrator.
Assigning Security Levels to Users
Security levels can be assigned to users by editing the Security table
using the Data Manager. To make a user an Administrator simply enter an
uppercase A in the level field for that user. To make a person a
Superuser enter an S.