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Test Suite User Guide
Users and Groups
Manage the list of users and roles who have access to Test Manager.
To receive emails about user access authorizations, you need to configure email notifications.
Test Manager supports two roles: Administrator and User. You can assign one of these roles to your users. The following table lists the privileges of each role.
Privileges |
Administrator |
User |
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Read, update and delete objects within any project |
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Create projects |
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Activate/deactivate users |
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Access to maintenance tasks |
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Access to application settings |
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Access project settings and the administration section |
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As an administrator, you can manage users by authorizing, rejecting, disabling, and editing access to Test Manager.
If you are an Orchestrator admin and you log in for the first time in Test Manager, you inherit the administrator.
To create a Test Manager user, you need to add a local user in Orchestrator. The user will log in to Test Manager, and be requested to change the password.
To manage user access, open Test Manager, click the vertical ellipsis at the upper-right corner of the page and select Users and Groups.
The following table lists the actions that you can take to manage your users.
Action |
Description |
Procedure |
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Authorize/Reject |
Authorize access to users that have requested it through the login page. Authorizing a user request sets their status as Active. Correspondingly, rejecting a user request sets their status as Disabled. To keep yourself up-to-date with user access requests and authorizations, you need to configure Email Notifications. |
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Disable |
Disable user access to Test Manager. The user status is set to Disabled and its entry is moved to the Disabled tab. |
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Update |
Update user roles to Admin or User. |
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