User Type Permission

User type permissions grant users access to specific features and contexts in a product or application.

Permissions are organized by functional domains (core products):

• Recruiting

• Integration

• Configuration

• Performance

• Grid

• Compensation

• Learning

• Reporting and Analytics

• Mobile

• Common

Functional domains are then separated into sub-domains. Depending on the amount of permissions in a sub-domain, permissions may be grouped into sections. When permissions are grouped into sections, system administrators can select the desired section in a drop-down list and quickly see the permissions grouped in that section.

Example of how permissions are organized in a functional domain
Functional Domain	Recruiting
Sub-Domain	Requisitions
Section	Requisition Types
Permission	Allow access to professional requisitions
Permission	Allow access to hourly requisitions
Permission	Allow access to campus requisitions
Permission	Allow access to contingent requisitions
Permission	Allow access to executive requisitions
Permission	Allow access to pipeline - general requisitions
Permission	Allow access to pipeline - executive requisitions

Functional domains are displayed in bold when permissions have been granted. Also, the Expand All button allows system administrators to see at a glance all domains, sub-domains and permissions granted to a user type.

If a system administrator modifies the permissions associated with a user type, the changes affect all users who have been assigned the user type.

For a list of default user types and their default permissions, refer to the document entitled Default User Types and Permissions.