Business Analyst (Siebel 7.
7)
Module 11: Controlling Access to Views
Module Objectives
After
completing this module you will be able to:
Describe the role of responsibilities Describe the relationships among views, users, and responsibilities
Why
you need to know
To effectively use Siebel eBusiness Applications, you need to understand how access to views is controlled
Responsibility and Views
Some of the Access Control mechanisms for controlling access to views by job function in the Siebel application
Employee/User
Responsibility
Position
Organization
Login
Views
Job Function
Each job function has a set of views required to complete the job
Field Sales Rep
Opportunities
CFO
Forecasting
Customers
Orders
Channel Partners Call Center Agent
Service Requests
Opportunities
Responsibility
Is the set of views associated with a job function Determines the views to which the employee has access Is also assigned to all users of the application including
Partner users Web customer users
Views associated with the Call Center Manager responsibility
Views and Responsibilities
A view can be included in one or more responsibilities
Call Center Manager and Universal Agent responsibilities share a common set of views
Users and Responsibilities
Users can be assigned to one or more responsibilities
Alex West is assigned to both responsibilities: Call Center Manager and Universal Agent
User Experience
Site Map shows the union of all screens and views for users assigned responsibilities
User Experience Continued
Application displays only a subset of all the accessible screen and view tabs
Each responsibility has a set of screen and view tab layouts defined Subset improves user experience by highlighting the most commonly used screens and views
Users with multiple responsibilities see the default layout defined for their primary responsibility Users can override these defaults to customize the layout using User Preferences
References to Views
If a view is not included in a users responsibility:
The view does not appear in the:
Site Map Link bar Visibility filter View tabs
Drilldown to the view is disabled
If a user does not have access to any of the views in a screen, the screen does not appear
Screen tabs Site Map
Review: Users, Views, and Responsibilities
Responsibilities determine the set of views to which a user has access Views are associated with one or more responsibilities Users are assigned to one or more responsibilities A user sees the union of all associated views when he or she logs in
Summary
This
module showed you how to:
Describe the role of responsibilities Describe the relationships among views, users, and responsibilities
Lab
In the lab you will:
Explore responsibilities and views for different users