Learn About Roles for Processes

Users can be assigned various roles that allow them to access, administer, and use Processes.

Want to learn more about how roles work in Oracle Integration and in the Processes feature? See Oracle Integration Service Roles and What Users Can Do in Processes by Role in Provisioning and Administering Oracle Integration Generation 2.

Role	Description
ServiceAdministrator	A user with the ServiceAdministrator role can perform the following tasks: Access all Process components Monitor and manage processes Manage user accounts and grant roles to users Configure connections to other services, such as Oracle Content Management
ServiceDeveloper	A user with the ServiceDeveloper role can perform the following tasks: Develop and activate process applications Share applications with other developers Start applications Perform process tasks Reassign tasks to other users Users with the ServiceDeveloper role can’t access the administration pages in the design-time or runtime environment. Also, they can’t create, modify, or delete users for Processes.
ServiceUser and ServiceEndUser The ServiceEndUser role is available only for new instances created using version 22.2 or later.	A user with the ServiceUser or ServiceEndUser role perform the following tasks: Start applications Perform process tasks Reassign tasks to other users Users with the ServiceUser or ServiceEndUser role can’t access any pages in the Processes design-time environment and can’t access the Processes administration pages in the runtime environment. Also, they can’t create, modify, or delete users for Processes.
service_instance_name.CECIntegrationUser (Oracle Content Management user)	In Oracle Content Management, assign the integrations user to this role. In Processes, use this user’s credentials to configure the connection to Oracle Content Management.

In runtime, each application has process-specific user roles. See Assign and Manage Roles.

In design time, each application has application-specific developer roles. See About Application Sharing and Collaboration.