As an Organization Admin I want to be able to assign roles to different users that have certain permissions that limit what that User can or cannot do. As an example permission needs to be granted before a User can Edit supplier rates/content.
Request: Ability for user with agent role to delete options at supplier level
Request: There are certain users who are modifying the suppliers in the system. Client is looking to add some restrictions to few users that will not allow them to modify suppliers but allow them to only view and book the services. Probably this can be achieved by introducing a new user role.
Request: Users who are junior updating or creating suppliers is a problem. Want to lock them out from updating Suppliers.
Request: Control access levels and permissions to see specific details only (hide net rates and limit access to suppliers tab)
Request: Introduce a role like a Super Admin who is the only one that can see information while normal admin will not see this details. Currently, when we assign an Admin role to any user, they can see the option to view the Manage subscription area in Tourwriter. This section has information about te last 4 digits of Credit card link which all the admin users can see. This is sometimes risky as any user who has left the company can try to get full credit card information and misuse it.
Second issue with viewing the Manage subscriptions is that user can accidently or purposely can cancel the subscription if the get access to this area.
Customer 1:
Have 4 main Departments using Tourwriter
  1. Sales: Does reservations. Does not need access to Suppliers and Incoming payments
  2. Marketing: Creates Itinerary templates for Marketing
  3. Finance: To check Supplier rates with Supplier invoice
  4. Admins: Doing all other stuff like loading Supplier, Contacts, Resources and Images
They want User Permission to be at User level and not for User Roles
Customer 2:
Have 5 main Departments using Tourwriter
  1. Designers(creates the itinerary, pricing). Agencies are loaded by the designers
  2. Delivery team(changes in the country, adding new country),
  3. Accounts: Payments incoming and supplier payments,
  4. Database admin(entry): loading images, providing back office support. Access to Contacts, resources
  5. Directors/Management/Administrators: Access to everything. Organisation
They want User Permission to be at User Roles and not at User level