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Setting Up User Security

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For multi-user systems, it is important to have security levels for each employee position that logs into the system. To protect security setups, the system requires you to have a high level of security to be able to access this menu option. Security levels range from 9 (highest) to 0 (lowest).

When you limit a user ID to a certain security level, this restricts access to menu options based on the login IDs entered at the login prompt. For example, a user who enters a user ID with a security level of 2 is not allowed to access any functions assigned a security level greater than 2.

The following list contains suggested security levels.

 

User ID Security Level
root 9 – Very high security level
owner 8 – Very high security level
manager 6 – High security level
amgr 4 – Medium security level
cash 2 – Limited security level
bay 0 – Lowest security level
Do not make your security level lower than the security level for Set Up User Security, or you cannot make changes to the security setup.

Use the following steps to set up user ID security levels:

  1. On the Main Menu, select System Setup Menu.
  2. Select Set Up Security Menu (4).
  3. Select Set Up User Security (1) to receive the following screen.

  1. If you are setting up a new security level, make sure you are in Add Mode (see screen above). If you are changing information for an existing security level, press [F2] to change to Edit Mode.
  2. Fill in the following fields:

User ID

Type the ID of the user position (for example, amgr for assistant manager) for which you are setting the security level.

Security Level

Enter the 1-digit code from 0 to 9 to indicate the security level of the user ID.

  1.  After you have set up security levels for each user ID, press [F4] to save the information. You must save each individual record during setup.
  2. Do one of the following: