User Role List

The "User Role" management feature allows administrators to define and configure different roles within the system, each with specific permissions and access levels. Below is a guide on how to effectively manage user roles using this feature:

http://db.bangladeshtanneries.org/admin/admin/auth/UserRole/List/db.bangladeshtanneries.org

User Role List

1. Accessing User Role Management:

   • Log in to the system using administrative credentials.

   • Navigate to the administrative panel or settings section where user roles are managed.

2. Viewing Existing Roles:

   • Upon accessing the "User Role" management interface, existing roles will be displayed in a tabular format.

   • Users can view details such as role name, description, ranking, and whether the role is active or inactive.

3. Searching and Filtering Roles:

   • Utilize the search bar or filtering options, if available, to quickly locate specific roles based on name, description, ranking, or activity status.

4. Resetting or Refreshing:

   • Use the "RESET" button to clear any search filters or reset the view to its default state.

5. Adding a New Role:

   • Click on the "ADD" button to initiate the process of creating a new user role.

   • Fill in the required information for the new role, including name, description, ranking, and specify whether the role should be active or inactive.

   • Click on "SAVE" to create the new role or "CANCEL" to discard changes.

6. Editing Existing Roles:

   • To modify an existing role, locate the role in the list and click on the "Edit" option.

   • Update the role details as needed, such as name, description, ranking, or activity status.

   • Save the changes after editing.

7. Deactivating or Activating Roles:

   • Administrators can deactivate or activate roles based on organizational needs.

   • Deactivating a role restricts its usage, while activating it restores access.

   • Use the "Inactive" option to toggle between active and inactive states.

8. Deleting Roles:

   • Depending on system settings, administrators may have the option to delete roles if they are no longer needed.

   • Exercise caution when deleting roles, as it may impact users' access and permissions.

9. Managing User Permissions:

   • After defining roles, administrators can assign specific permissions and access rights to each role.

   • This ensures that users assigned to different roles have appropriate access levels within the system.

10. Saving and Confirmation:

    • Always save changes after modifying roles to ensure that updates are applied.

    • The system may prompt for confirmation before saving or discarding changes. Confirm actions when prompted.

By following these instructions, administrators can effectively manage user roles within the system, ensuring that users have appropriate access levels and permissions aligned with their roles and responsibilities.