The more
self-service options you offer to your customers, the more you have to ensure
they have the proper status and rights to perform certain actions in
self-service mode.
iXpole
allows to assign a status and different rights to these users. And, depending
on these rights, some users can manage these statuses and rights for other
users.
When you have read this article you will understand
the different Roles which can be assigned to a user of the VIP Portal:
the ticket role, the administrator role, the purchasing role and the role of
default contact person.
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Following
is an overview of the different rights that have an impact on what a user can
do. We will discuss these rights in detail below:
- Administrator
right
- Purchasing
right
- Ticket
role
- Default
user
userID
(email
address) in the top-right corner of your screen. Accounts
Users
Action
button on the left-bottom of the Card. Action
button.Make
someone an Administrator
or Remove
his Admin
(istrator) rights.When a user
is assigned as administrator, the user can
- Edit the Account data of the Account he is registered under
- Manage the Users under this Account
- Edit the addresses of the Account
- View the entire order history,
including invoices. Online admin automatically allows this user to purchase
items online for this account as well.
Action
button on the left-bottom of the card. Action
buttonMake
someone a Purchaser
or Remove
his Purchaser
rights.Under the VIP
Portal user’s settings you can find a setting called Ticket Role
. This role determines which rights this user has with
regard to ticket management:
- All – A user with this role can see/manage all
tickets that have been sold under this account
- Contract – A user with this role can only
see/manage the tickets that have been sold under a sale to which his profile
was explicitly linked.
- None – A user with this role does not have access
to the VIP Portal.
Note that the ticket role ‘none’ is not the same as the setting “deactivate user’: A user who has been deactivated can not be used for any operation anymore, not even in the back-office. A user with the ticket role ‘None’ is still considered as a regular contact for all back-office operations: sales, mailings, …
Action
button on the left-bottom of the Card.Action
buttonMake
someone a Default contact
or not.Only one
user can be Default User.
The default
user is the user who will be contacted by default when generic mails
have to be sent to 1 person within the Account. He is -so to speak- the
main contact within the Account.