Grant administrator access to users

In 10Duke SysAdmin, you grant administrator access to SysAdmin and 10Duke OrgAdmin as follows:

• Grant system-wide administrator access to your own administrators who need to use SysAdmin.

• Grant organization administrator access to users who need to use OrgAdmin to manage licenses and users for their organization.

You can grant administrator access to a user from their user account.

You can also grant organization administrator access already when you’re inviting a user to an organization.

Grant system administrator access to SysAdmin

To grant system administrator access to a user:

1. In the left sidebar, go to IDENTITY > Users.

2. In the table, select the user. The details open below the table.

3. Go to the Account State tab and enable the System Administrator toggle.

4. Click Save.

This grants the user the internal role named by default “SuperAdmin”, which gives them system administrator level access in SysAdmin.

To remove system administrator access, go to the user’s Account State tab and disable the System Administrator toggle.

The changes take effect immediately.

Grant organization administrator access to OrgAdmin

Before you start:

• To grant organization administrator access, you can use the OrgAdmin role that every organization has by default. If more specific access control is needed, create the necessary organization roles in ROLES AND PERMISSIONS > Organization roles. Contact the 10Duke Integration Support team for support.

To grant organization administrator access to a user:

1. In the left sidebar, go to IDENTITY > Users.

2. In the table, select the user. The details open below the table.

3. Go to the Organization Roles tab and click Add. A dialog opens.

4. Search and select the organization, select the OrgAdmin role, and click Save.

To remove organization administrator access, go to the user’s Organization Roles tab and click Remove next to the OrgAdmin role.

The changes take effect immediately.