7 User Roles

This section lists the pre-loaded user roles in POM.

Roles	Description
BATCH_MONITORING_JOB	One of the classic user interface roles. Users within this role are typically retailer administrators responsible for monitoring and executing batch. They can perform select activities on the Batch Monitor screen to move the schedule along.
BATCH_BUSINESS_JOB	Another one of the classic user interface roles. Users within this role are typically retailer business users responsible for just monitoring batch and configuring POM to enable callbacks into the Company's systems.
BATCH_ADMINISTRATOR_JOB	Another one of the classic user interface roles. Users within this role are typically Oracle AMS administrators who monitor, maintain and configure the batch schedules. They also maintain POM application configurations for efficient operations. They troubleshoot batch issues and work with other Oracle development and support personnel to address those issues. Finally they apply POM and batch schedule patches and upgrades. In the new POM user interface, they have additionally been given access to the new AMS Utilities screen.
BATCH_VIEWER_JOB	Users within this role are retailer business users responsible for just monitoring batch. They have view access to all POM screens except AMS Utilities.
BATCH_SCHEDULE_CONFIGURATION_MANAGER_JOB	Users within this role are typically retailer administrators responsible for just monitoring batch and configuring external dependencies and callbacks into the Company's systems. They have view access to all POM screens except AMS Utilities.
BATCH_SCHEDULE_ADMINISTRATOR_JOB	Users within this role are typically retailer administrators responsible for maintaining monitoring and executing batch. They have view access to all POM screens except AMS Utilities. They can perform select activities on the Batch Monitor screen to move the schedule along. They also have update access to the Batch Administration screen.
BATCH_ORACLE_AMS_ADMINISTRATOR_JOB	Users within this role are typically Oracle AMS administrators who monitor, maintain and configure the batch schedules. They also maintain POM application configurations for efficient operations. They troubleshoot batch issues and work with other Oracle development and support personnel to address those issues. Finally they apply POM and batch schedule patches and upgrades.

Note: The first three roles mentioned in the above table are associated with POM's classic user interface. They are being deprecated along with the classic user interface. Customers need to migrate to the other four roles before those classic roles are removed. These roles have been given similar access in the new user interface as the access they had in the classic user interface. For more information regarding functional access of each POM role, refer to the Oracle® Retail Process Orchestration and Monitoring Cloud Services Security Guide.