Prospero provides you with several commonly-used, functionality-based roles out of the box. These roles control your user’s access to Prospero’s features and are intended to assist your organization in quickly establishing users in your entity.
There are five default Prospero Roles provided as part of your installation: Administrator, Designer, Launcher, Viewer, and Unassigned. By default, these roles have been assigned specific permission characteristics defining their access to the system.
In general, Prospero Roles have the following rules and constraints:
1. You cannot add or revoke permissions from the Administrator Role by de-selecting a specific permission’s “Grant” checkbox.
2. Permissions are defined at the role-level only. You cannot specifically add or revoke permissions from an individual user.
3. You cannot add or revoke permissions on your own role.
4. Roles can be renamed - except for the Unassigned Role.
5. Roles can be deleted - except for the Administrator and Unassigned Roles.
Where more specific or granular permissions are required, you may want to create a user-defined role which can be custom configured. New users can be associated to the new role, or, existing users can be added using a standard Windows drag-and-drop feature within the tree hierarchy.
Note: Each Prospero User must hold the appropriate license type in order to perform certain tasks or functions based on the permissions determined on the Role. The license required by any set of permissions will be indicated on the Role User Definition workspace.
For more information refer to the section on Prospero Licensing.