Online Library UX 365 Working with Security Roles | Page 4
• UX Accounting Manager
• UX Advertising Manager
• UX Advertising User
• UX Chapter Manager
• UX Committee Manager
• UX Exhibits Manager
• UX Exhibits User
• UX Fundraising Manager
• UX Fundraising User
• UX Meeting Manager
• UX Meeting User
• UX Membership Manager
• UX Membership User
• UX Payment User
• UX Product Sales Manager
• UX Product Sales User
• UX Professional Development Manager
• UX Promotion Package User
• UX Roster Manager
• UX Subscription Manager
• UX Subscription User
• MX Manager
If your organization needs additional security roles, you can create new ones by copying any existing
security role and modifying the copy as needed.
Important
Do not make changes to any of the security roles deployed with your system. If you need to modify
privileges, copy an existing role and make changes in the copy.
About privileges and access levels
Security role records in UX manage the privileges and access levels that users in each role have.
Privileges
Privileges are the action types that a user can perform on records within an entity. For example, you
could create a role that has the Read privilege for the Account and Contact entities but does not
have the Create or Write privileges (that is, users with this role can view account and contact records
but cannot add, modify, or delete them).
Privileges include the following actions:
• Create – Add a new record.
• Read – View a record. (Some UX processes use this privilege.)
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