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Super User Access Management
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Written by Sebastien Gouin-Davis
Updated over a week ago

There are 4 different user types in the Amatis system. Each of these users has a different permission level, and serves a particular purpose. As an Amatis employee, you are granted Super User access to the Amatis Dashboard and the Amatis app.

Overview of Hierarchy

1. Super User

  • Unrestricted access to every customer site that Amatis products are installed in, private and white-labeled sites included

  • Ability to add, delete and change the access of any user

  • Ability to add or delete a site

  • Ability to commission new sites, recommission sites, or make changes to any site based on customer requests

  • Amatis Employees

2. Company User

  • Unrestricted access to every one of their customer sites, with Amatis devices installed in, to allow them to properly manage

  • Ability to add, delete, and change the access of any administrator or basic user or site

  • Ability to commission, recommission, or make changes to your customer sites

  • Examples of Company Users: individuals connected to a company that manages the install and commissioning of a site (Nextek staff)Depending on the partnership between Amatis and the company, we may assist with commissioning

3. Administrator User

  • Unrestricted access to the specific site(s) they are installing devices into

  • Ability to add, delete, and change the access of any basic user

  • Ability to commission, recommission, or make changes to your customer sites

  • Examples: Installers, Electrical Contractors

  • Note: Each site could only have 1 admin; this is a weakness of the current structure

4. Basic User

  • Unrestricted access to 1 site

  • Ability to view a site and control the lights

  • Example: a building owner, facility team

  • Note: a site can have multiple basic users

Examples from the graph:

  • As the super user, you manage all these sites

  • Company User 1 manages admin 1 and 2, basic user 1-4 and sites 1-3

  • Admin User 1 manages basic user 1 and 2 and sites 1 and 2

  • Admin User 2 manages basic user 3 and 4 and only site 3

  • Company User 2 manages admin 3 and 4, basic user 5-9, and sites 4-6

  • Admin 3 manages basic user 5-7 and only site 4

  • Admin 4 manages basic user 8 and 9 and sites 5 and 6

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