What are the In Out access permissions?
Permissions are used to grant access (full or partial) to each functionality to user groups within the system; in other words, each user can operate each functionality according to the permission settings of the groups associated with that user.
For example, suppose that one of the groups associated with the user has only the
In Out - Interface Registration
access permission query
checked: 
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This configuration is performed in
Dados Mestres > Segurança > Grupos
(previous generation of In Out).In this case, the user will be able to view the data from these registrations, but will not be able to register a new interface or edit an existing registration.
In this context,
In Out
user groups can have the following access permissions: Access Permission | Functionality |
|---|---|
FTP Task Registration | FTP/SFTP Tasks |
InOut - Manual Interface Data Note | Manual Interface Note |
InOut - Releases Execution Button | Data Imports/Exports |
InOut - Interface Registration | Interface Registration Interface Group |
InOut - Machine Registration (Importers) | Machines |
InOut - Schedule Registration | Schedules |
InOut - Systems Registration | Systems |
InOut - Compressor Configuration | Compressor Configuration |
InOut - Interface Status Query | Interfaces Status |
InOut - System Settings | System Settings |
InOut - Handling External Files (OUT Interfaces) | External Files |
InOut - Handling Import Errors | Data Import Errors |
InOut - Handling Output Interface History | Output Interface History |
InOut - Handling Imports (Interfaces) | Data Imports/Exports |
InOut - Handling Macro Replacements FROM/TO | Macro Replacement FROM/TO |
InOut - Handling Interface Tables (IN Interfaces) | Input Interface Tables |
InOut - Notification of Table Updates | User Notification |
Each of these permissions may include the following operations:
- Query
- Enrollment
- Change
- Exclusion
- Printing
- Action(how to suspend and reprocess)
important
This version of In Out has the same access settings as the previous generation. Therefore, if necessary, the system administrator can change these settings by going to the previous generation
Master Data > Security > Groups
menu.