Download roles and access rights by role when copying boxes

70% of access rights for, for example, orders are access rights associated with bp, statuses, responsible and other entities that you have unique in each box. Applications for which you need to give other access rights that ordinary employees use, there are at most 5-10 pieces. To set up such rights for a group is a matter of 5-10 minutes per group. Question: how many times a month do you configure access rights on REAL boxes of real clients, so that it is clear whether it is worth spending time on programming the transfer of roles and their access rights? Considering that you can only transfer access rights to applications such as a calendar, email, and a couple more, the rest will need to be configured manually.

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: 70% of access rights for, for example, orders are access rights associated with bp, statuses, responsible and other entities that you have unique in each box. Applications for which you need to give other access rights that ordinary employees use, there are at most 5-10 pieces. To set up such rights for a group is a matter of 5-10 minutes per group. Question: how many times a month do you configure access rights on REAL boxes of real clients, so that it is clear whether it is worth spending time on programming the transfer of roles and their access rights? Considering that you can only transfer access rights to applications such as a calendar, email, and a couple more, the rest will need to be configured manually. [/quote] if such a possibility arises, it is important to ease the possibility of setting up a system for testing without additional tests for an hour after її setting up є ready solutions for a number of business galuzy, yakі demand basic standard adjustments, schob їх to protest axis apply such solutions, for today їх already 25 https://icoloronebox.org.ua/product-category/allproducts/industry-business-processes/ it seems that there is a good argument for developing a solution

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: 70% of access rights for, for example, orders are access rights related to BP, statuses, responsible and other entities that are unique to you in each box. The attachment, for which it is necessary to give other access rights that are used by ordinary employees, exists from the strength of 5-10 pieces. Setting up such rights for a group takes 5-10 minutes per group. Question: how many times a month do you configure access rights on REAL boxes of real clients so that it is clear whether it is worth spending time on programming the transfer of roles and their access rights? Considering the fact that you can transfer only access rights to applications such as calendar, email and a couple more, the rest will need to be configured manually. [/quote] the number of times I provide a system for testing is currently limited by my time commitment despite the fact that the number of appeals per week varies from 12 to 30 and will probably increase in the future my goal is to automate the release of the system as much as possible so that it can be tested without additional intervention by the way, OneBox differs from many other systems with a similar purpose precisely by the presence of business processes, so your statistics about 70% of the time spent on configuring access rights confirmed the benefit of such an update for OneBox partners who are engaged in its implementation and sales of solutions to end users

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: 70% of access rights for, for example, orders are access rights related to BP, statuses, responsibilities and other entities that are unique to you in each box [/quote] is interested in the transfer of access rights for business processes this point is important for the system testing mode by the Client who receives it for use [quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: The attachment, for which it is necessary to give other access rights that are used by ordinary employees, exists from the strength of 5-10 pieces. Setting up such rights for a group takes 5-10 minutes per group. [/quote] in fact, it takes more than 40 minutes, this is already from practice [quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: how many times a month do you configure access rights on REAL boxes of real clients, [/quote] I don't have such statistics I can potentially give out for testing based on the number of leads I get approximately, it is from 15 boxes per week [quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: Considering the fact that you can transfer only access rights to applications such as calendar, email and a couple more, the rest will need to be configured manually. [/quote] this is not the case, as I am emphasizing the need to carry over all rights for the roles that are in the system at the time of the bootloader

Okay, in principle, I can figure out how to transfer access rights for BP to groups if you import-export BP. The question remains in the latter, are you ready to pay for it?

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: The question remains, are you ready to pay for it? [/quote] I don't want to pay now, because I don't have enough money but the finishing touches are needed so that the Client can try the quick-fix system, start using it and decide if he needs additional settings, such as integrations with sites on Open Cart, Word Press, etc. i.e. I am ready to quickly convert leads into Clients so that they start using the system and order the appropriate integrations, which I will outsource to you is this option suitable?

If the client needs to quickly give a try to the system, you do not need to configure access rights for this. To do this, you need to give him an admin and configure the PSU.

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: If the client needs to quickly give the system a try, it is not necessary to configure access rights for this. To do this, you need to give him an administrator and configure the BP. [/quote] this is a wrong decision and should work differently but you did not respond to my offer Are you interested in receiving Clients under the conditions I described above? now there is such a Client that needs to configure integration with Prom and Socket by the way, how much will such an integration cost you?

[quote] Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (FOP LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVICH) wrote: no solution [/quote] this is your personal opinion [quote] Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (FOP LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVICH) wrote: but you don’t mind my proposition [/quote] I didn't see her. The proposal is for example: you make a feature so that I save time and I provide 150 hours of improvements from my clients for the next month. Raising the question: why don't you do something NOW, and maybe someday I might attract someone - this is not an offer, this is a one-sided provision of some kind of service to you in exchange for opaque promises. [quote] Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (FOP LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVICH) wrote: at the same time, such a Client, who needs to improve integration with Prom and Rosette [/quote] I see no reason to set permissions for this [quote] Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (FOP LEGEZA VYACHESLAV VALERIANOVICH) wrote: to the point, how much integration will you have in you? [/quote] https://1b.app/ua/partner/onebox-corp/ check with integrators for the cost of such services.

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: You are doing a trick so that I save time and I provide my clients with 150 hours of work for the next month. [/quote] ok, that's clear what works do you propose to do so that my Clients are interested in them and that you make the current feature into a system that can be used by all the integrators you gave me this link on as an alternative, how much would the access rights feature cost if you did it? [quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: https://1b.app/ua/partner/onebox-corp/ check with integrators the cost of such services. [/quote] by the way, I know the proposals of those integrators that I personally trust

[quote] Legeza Vyacheslav iCOLOR OneBox (FLP LEGEZA VIACHESLAV VALERIANOVYCH) wrote: [quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: You are doing a trick so that I save time and I provide my clients with 150 hours of work for the next month. [/quote] ok, that's clear what works do you propose to do so that my Clients are interested in them and that you make the current feature into a system that can be used by all the integrators you gave me this link on as an alternative, how much would the access rights feature cost if you did it? [quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: https://1b.app/ua/partner/onebox-corp/ check with integrators the cost of such services. [/quote] by the way, I know the proposals of those integrators that I personally trust [/quote] friends, join in maybe you will be interested to get the solution as well as me [Didisoft Dmitriy #826] [Evgeny #2045] [Gud Evgeny #2059] [Sydorchuk Valentin #341] [Ihor Susiak #334] [Morozov Sergey Sergeevich #859] [Bolotyan Yury Aleksandrovich #21] [Pyatetsky Nikolay Nikolaevich #77] [Ivanova Irina #337] [Morozova Olesya #101740]

[Legeza Vyacheslav #145] I didn't understand anything, but it's very interesting :) Why does the client need to configure access rights when issuing a test box? Give him admin access and immediately cut off the rights? If for other employees, it’s easier to register everything in the Knowledge Base with screenshots, once, to whom and what role, where you need to put a ban and that’s it. And how do access rights affect the integration of Open Cart, Word Press when testing the system? I don’t understand the meaning, I’ll subscribe, I’ll read what the rest will write;)

[quote] Morozova Olesya Olmonic - FOP MOROZOVA O.P. wrote: [Legeza Vyacheslav #145] I didn't understand anything, but it's very interesting :) Why does the client need to configure access rights when issuing a test box? Give him admin access and immediately cut off the rights? If for other employees, it’s easier to register everything in the Knowledge Base with screenshots, once, to whom and what role, where you need to put a ban and that’s it. And how do access rights affect the integration of Open Cart, Word Press when testing the system? I don’t understand the meaning, I’ll subscribe, I’ll read what the rest will write;) [/quote] :) how many people, how many thoughts in tsimu th sense discussion I have a motive for me, but there are other thoughts, who can share good thoughts and motives for/against

There can only be 2 options: 1. Integration with promo/socket can be tested without setting permissions 2. Integration with promo/socket can't be tested without setting permissions I adhere to the first point, because you can see whether the order has entered or not and you can go through its 5 stages gently under the admin. Those. you set up the integration, sold the box. Then, AFTER purchasing licenses for employees, you set up access rights for them. What is the advantage of the second option? Why can't socket integration be set up without setting permissions for level2 employees?

[quote] .dev OneBox production wrote: There can only be 2 options: 1. Integration with promo/socket can be tested without setting permissions 2. Integration with promo/socket can't be tested without setting permissions I adhere to the first point, because you can see whether the order has entered or not and you can go through its 5 stages gently under the admin. Those. you set up the integration, sold the box. Then, AFTER purchasing licenses for employees, you set up access rights for them. What is the advantage of the second option? Why can't socket integration be set up without setting permissions for level2 employees? [/quote] First of all, it’s better to call the transfer of access rights not to integration, but to standard add-ons, in that case for business processes, with which it’s necessary to practice right after the expansion of the system How can you transfer not only the role, but all the rest, what are the roles?

I understand that you are interested, I voiced an approximate estimate above, if you agree to it - we clarify the details, adjust the estimate, pay, do it. If not, what's the point in discussing something further?

fix 10+ hours to finish