Access rights

One of the important sections of the PeopleForce system. They make it possible to set up visibility and access to modules in the system and simplify the process of working with the system.
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​Now we have new Permissions 2.0. You can read about them here.
​Our team can help with data transfer on a new account with Permissions 2.0.
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​Before providing employees with access to the system, this is the first thing you should set up.
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In the settings, go to the Security block and select Permissions. By default, there are three main roles: Employee, Manager, and Admin. The administrator's role and rights in the settings are set by default.
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What settings are there:
1. First block. What can this role do?

2. Second block. What can this role see?

For example, we will work with the most basic role Employee. To set access rights for this role, you need to select the "Employee" role and click the "Edit" button in the upper right corner. There is a “Copy” button next to it. It will come in handy when you need to create a new role with similar access rights and minor changes.
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​When creating a role, you can rename it and add a description to it.
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The same while editing.
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First, you need to configure all modules for the role. For example, in the General tab, select what this position will see and what actions with employees will be available.
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​General
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8. Enable/disable employee self-service. If self-service to the system is disabled, the employee will not be able to log in to their account and receive notifications from the system by email.
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​9. Terminate employees. Provides the ability to fire employees, they can then be found in the Directory tab with the "Terminated" filter.
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​10. Manage Onboarding. Editing the onboarding process, adding and completing tasks, and adding comments.
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​11. Manage Offboarding. Editing the offboarding process, adding and completing tasks, and adding comments.
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​12. Manage Probation. Ability to edit the probation period and keep track of who is currently on the probation period.
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​13. Change employee photos. Ability to edit and delete photos in employees' profiles.
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​14. Delete employees. Complete the employee's profile deletion from the account database (you can return the profile to the system through support).
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​15. Manage knowledge base. This setting activates the Knowledge base in the employee's profile for viewing, and optionally for editing. For this, select the appropriate option, either "View" or "Edit". If the status is "None", the database will be disabled for a specific role.
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16. Manage company links. Provides the ability to add, delete, and edit company links on the Home page.
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​17. Manage suggestions. Provides the ability to manage the status of ideas in the company sent by employees.
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Now let's move on to the first module.
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​PeopleHR
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In the PeopleHR block, you can choose the ability to change the vacation policy for employees, team management, and company property.
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​Update employee leave policies
You give the right to update the Vacation Policy to each employee.
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​Manage Teams
​None: the Team tab will not appear on the employees’ page.
​View: there is access to view Teams.
​Edit: adding, editing, deleting Teams.
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​Manage assets
​None: Assets tab is not available.
​View: an employee will have access to view the existing assets.
​Edit: adding, editing, deleting assets.
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​PeopleRecruit
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​Access to the recruitment module
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​If the company has employees who sometimes participate in the hiring process and interviews, you can apply the first checkbox in the settings and skip the rest (if the employee is not a recruiter manager, and he needs to provide access only to certain vacancies in which he takes participation).
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​Hiring Plan. Provides access to the Hiring Plan section, which is formed based on vacancy applications. You can read more about applications through forms in the article.
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​Manage test templates. This access allows an employee to create tests, and export data. Read more in the article.
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​Export data. Provides the ability to export vacancies lists and candidates based from the system.
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​Vacancies. You can give full or limited access to viewing vacancies to employees who do not fully participate in recruiting.

Candidates

PeoplePerform
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In the Perform block, you can give access to the following functions:

PeopleTime
With the "Projects" permission, the employee can view or edit (create and delete also) projects in the company in the PeopleTime module.
With the "None" status, the Projects tab on the admin panel is not available.

PeoplePulse
By enabling "Manage Surveys", the employee will be able to create, and edit surveys in the system, and work with the PeoplePulse module.
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Reports
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Ability to view reports on all data in the system. You can generate any report on the personal information of employees, on salary, on working hours, on used days off, on day off balances, on assets and headcount, etc. You will have access to reports for each connected module.
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Create custom reports: if an employee has access to the creation of reports, he/she can create his/her own. Read more about reports in the article.
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You can also select from the list the reports to which you would like to allow access to users with a specific role.
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​Settings
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Give users access to specific sections of PeopleForce settings, so they can customize the platform.

​Open each module one by one and set the settings for the employee and access any actions at your discretion.
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Below, we can configure the visibility and actions with fields in the employee card.
On the first tab, we configure the visibility of their personal data for the employee.
Select See about themselves, and find access to editing custom fields in the employee profile. Usually, on the first tab, an employee can edit almost all fields of their card.
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​None: by selecting this value, the employee does not see the selected field in the profile.
​View: this field is shown to the employee on the card for viewing only.
​Edit: the employee sees and can edit this field.
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Then we select the employee's access to the rest of the system functionality in their profile.
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​In all the following tabs, the settings are identical. The main feature is that they give access to the personal data of other employees.
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​See about subordinates
This is the visibility for an employee of information about their direct or indirect subordinates. When setting up, we indicate what exactly an employee will see in the profiles of subordinates, and what information about them an employee can edit.
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​See as a team manager
View as a team manager. This is access for the team manager to information about team members. This access may involve viewing and editing members' data. It can be made more extensive. An article on creating teams can be found here.
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​See as a team member
View as a team member. This is access to information about other members of the team to which an employee belongs.
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​See about others
This is what a person can see about other employees of the company with whom such a person is not connected in any way. You set all the settings individually, according to the rules of your company.