Assign Account Structure Access
This is optional and controls what parts of your existing business structure users can manage.
When this is needed
- Users are in one or more of the Business Management groups.
- Businesses, Business Units and Business Accounts already exist.
- You need to give new users access to them to see the details and make edits.
- Although Payment Administrator can see all account structures they also need to be a user for full control.
Note: It is not needed if user is just using reporting, managing Chargebacks or terminal registration.
Account Structure levels
- Business, this is your legal entity in Oracle Payment Cloud Services and includes verification (KYC).
- Business Units, these are subdivisions of your Business.
- Business Accounts, these are where you link your bank account.
Tip:
- Business Accounts, these are where you link your bank account.
- Business Units, these are subdivisions of your Business.
- To see a consolidated view of a user’s account structure record access,
- Go to in Oracle Payment Cloud Service as a Payment Administrator,
- Edit the user and got to the Business Access tab.
How access works
Full control
If a user creates a Business or Business Unit or Business Account in Oracle Payment Cloud Service
- They become a user of that record.
- They can manage it fully.
- They can assign access to others.
Limited access
You can assign limited access at different levels:
- At Business level, you can assign a Business Unit User
- This allows them to add new Business Units to the Business without full access to the Business.
- At Business Unit level, you can assign a Business Account User
- This allows them to add new Business Accounts to the Business Unit without full access to the Business Unit.
Payment Administrator
- Can see all account structures in the organization.
- Can assign access at all levels to other privileged users, but not themselves.
How to assign access
- Business
- Business Unit access
- Business Account access
Parent topic: Users and Access