Managing Roles
What are user roles?
The roles are granted to users to allow them perform some privileged actions. As it is in life, responsibilities should accompany opportunities – the role-owners should be treated as responsible for the actions they have been authorized to do.
The roles are granted to users to allow them perform some privileged actions. As it is in life, responsibilities should accompany opportunities – the role-owners should be treated as responsible for the actions they have been authorized to do.Roles and their responsibilities:
- Client – this role has the most limited access and simplest user interface. A client can
- add new tasks from short form;
- access tasks/incidents where he/she is the owner, reporter or notifiable person of the task/environment;
- access environments where he/she is a notifiable person
- Tester – has access to most entities, can add new tasks, testcases, testcase runs and components
- Developer – same as tester, but also can start and end development of the change
- Development manager – same as tester, but also can create changes, add functionality stages, plan changes to release cycles
- Reviewer – same as tester, but also can review changes
- Integrator – same as tester, but also can integrate changes
- Release manager – same as tester, but also can manage releases, add and manage environments
- Project manager – same as tester, but also can manage project's data, create review templates, manage roles in current project and add new modules
Roles shown on project detail form to a project manager:
Roles shown on user detail form to an ordinary user:
