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Purpose: You set up secured features to give certain users and user classes the authority to perform sensitive procedures that you may not want to establish for all users on your system.
Secured features are procedures or functions that occur within a function, such as the ability to maintain batch totals within Order Entry.
Secured features control a user's ability to:
• Perform price overrides
• Enter returns
• Perform inventory transactions
• Receive a non-inventory item
Secured feature authority settings:
• ALLOW = The user has authority to perform the secured feature.
• EXCLUDE = The user cannot perform the secured feature.
Secured feature authority hierarchy: The system uses the following hierarchy to determine whether a user has authority to a secured feature.
1. Use the authority setting defined for the user on the Work With Secure Feature Authority Screen.
2. If an authority setting for a secured feature has not been defined at the user level, use the authority setting defined for the user class assigned to the user on the Work With User Class Feature Authority Screen.
3. If an authority setting for a secured feature has not been defined at the user class level, use the authority setting defined for the secured feature on the Work with Secure Features Screen.
Secured features are grouped by application area. Since the fields to create and update a secured feature are the same for each application area, they are described once. A separate screen is not shown for each secured feature; however, a description of each feature within each application area is provided.
The secured features are grouped by application area, specifically:
• Order Entry Secured Features
• Purchase Order Secured Features
• Fulfillment Secured Features
• Customer Service Secured Features
• General Usage Secured Features
Note: When using the term “user” in reference to the ability to access a secured feature, the term “user class” is also implied.
In this chapter:
• Work with Secure Features Screen
• Create Secure Feature Screen
• Change Secure Feature Screen
• Copy Company Info Window (Copying a Secured Feature)
This table summarizes the system secured features for each application area on the system and lists the company to which these secured features apply, the secured feature, application area, and the global authority (Allow or Exclude) you have assigned to this feature. When you assign an authority using the Work with Secure Features screen, the authority you assign applies to all users and user classes, unless you override the authority at the user or user class level.
If you are working with more than one company, make a copy of this table for each company on your system.
Company: ______________________________
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Work with Secure Features Screen
Purpose: Use this screen to create, change, delete or display a secured feature
How to display this screen: Select Secured Features for an application area at the Work with System Values/Features Screen (WSYS).
Field |
Description |
Group (Application group) |
Enter an application group to display secured features related to the application group you entered. Alphanumeric, 3 positions; optional. |
Description |
Enter a partial or full description of a secured feature to display secured features that contain the text you entered. Alphanumeric, 60 positions; optional. |
Authority |
Enter an authority level to display secured features that match your entry. Valid values are: • Allow • Exclude Optional. |
Screen Options |
Procedure |
Create a secured feature |
Select Create to advance to the Create Secure Feature Screen. |
Change a secured feature |
Select Change for a secured feature to advance to the Change Secure Feature Screen. |
Copy a secured feature |
Select Copy for a secured feature to advance to the Copy Company Info Window (Copying a Secured Feature). |
Delete a secured feature |
Select Delete for a secured feature to delete it. You cannot delete a secured feature that was delivered with the system. You can delete only secured features that you create. |
Display a secured feature |
Select Display for a secured feature to advance to the Display Secure Feature screen. You cannot change any of the information on this screen. See Create Secure Feature Screen for field descriptions. |
Purpose: Use this screen to create a secured feature. All of the screens in each application area have the same fields.
Since secured features are delivered with the software, you will be modifying existing values. However, you can create a secured feature specific to your company if you are making modifications to the software and creating new options.
How to display this screen: Select Create at the Work with Secure Features Screen.
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Description |
Description |
A description of this secured feature. Alphanumeric, 60 positions; required. |
Default authority |
The authority level assigned to the secured feature. The authority level determines whether all users on the system have global access to the feature or are prevented from using the feature. The default authority can be overridden at the user and user class level. Valid values are: • ALLOW = Permits all users to perform the secured feature, unless prohibited on a user or user class level. • EXCLUDE = Prevents all users from performing the secured feature unless permitted on a user or user class level. Required. |
Application area |
A group of functions related to a basic business activity, such as Customer Service. Application areas categorize similar system control values, secured features, and menu options by functional area. Note: Once you have assigned an application area to a secured feature, you cannot change it. Alphanumeric, 3 positions; display-only. |
Application group |
A set of related functions within an application area. For example, Refunds is an application group within Customer Service. Application groups further define functions within an application area and categorize similar control values, secured features, and menu options. Application groups are defined in and validated against the Application Group table. Alphanumeric, 3 positions; required. |
Sequence # |
Controls the order in which the secured features display on the screen within the application group. Numeric, 5 positions; required. |
Feature code |
A unique code representing the secured feature in the system. A feature code references an internal command within a program to implement the secured feature. Once you have assigned a feature code, you cannot change it. Alphanumeric, 3 positions. Create screen: required. Change screen: display-only. |
To change: Select Change for a secured feature at the Work with Secure Features Screen to advance to the Change Secure Feature screen. At this screen, you can change these fields:
• Description
• Default authority
• Application group
• Sequence #
You cannot change the Application area or Feature code fields. See Create Secure Feature Screen for field descriptions.
Copy Company Info Window (Copying a Secured Feature)
How to print: Use this window to copy a secured feature from the company where you are working to another company on your system.
How to display this screen: Select Copy for the secured feature at the Work with Secure Features Screen.
To copy to one company: Enter the code for the company to which you want to copy this secured feature.
To copy to all companies: Do not enter a company code; select All Companies instead.
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IN04_01 OMSCS 18.1 April 2019 OTN