Tutorial Intro
Let's discover Organogram People (HCM).
Access Control
The People module defines a set of roles that make up an access control list (ACL) for every employee and defines the part of the application or actions that they have access to.
The in-built roles defined in the people module are defined in the following table:
| Role | Access granted |
|---|---|
| User | Grants access to self-service and manager options |
| Report Viewer | Access to view all HCM reports |
| Announcement Editor | Can publish annoucements in the organization |
| Company Manager | Can manage all company settings and setup |
| Personal Info Viewer | Can view the personal information of other employees |
| Medical Information Viewer | Can view the medical info of other employees |
| Employee Manager | *Can manage other employee records |
- It is possible in the people module to restrict viewing or modifying employees to particular employees in the organization. In this case, a user, even with the
employee manageror other roles would still not be able to manage the employee.
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