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Admin and other level users

Keith Pavia posted 10 Years Ago

I created an admin log in then when I got in it said to change to a personal one. Now I have a personal one, is there a way that you can have a admin sign to do the set up and have different levels for different staff?

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- Jim Michael replied 10 Years Ago
Rock's security model is very powerful and should be able to do whatever you need... it definitely allows different security roles (thus access) to be applied to different users. I'm not quite clear on what your issue is and what you're trying to fix, though. Typically you want to have an "admin" user that you log into to maintain the system whereas your "personal" record (the one that represents you as a church member) should probably remain a non-admin, normal user (or staff member, etc).
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Rock's security model is very powerful and should be able to do whatever you need... it definitely allows different security roles (thus access) to be applied to different users. I'm not quite clear on what your issue is and what you're trying to fix, though. Typically you want to have an "admin" user that you log into to maintain the system whereas your "personal" record (the one that represents you as a church member) should probably remain a non-admin, normal user (or staff member, etc).
Rock's security model is very powerful and should be able to do whatever you need... it definitely allows different security roles (thus access) to be applied to different users. I'm not quite clear on what your issue is and what you're trying to fix, though. Typically you want to have an "admin" user that you log into to maintain the system whereas your "personal" record (the one that represents you as a church member) should probably remain a non-admin, normal user (or staff member, etc).
Rock's security model is very powerful and should be able to do whatever you need... it definitely allows different security roles (thus access) to be applied to different users. I'm not quite clear on what your issue is and what you're trying to fix, though. Typically you want to have an "admin" user that you log into to maintain the system whereas your "personal" record (the one that represents you as a church member) should probably remain a non-admin, normal user (or staff member, etc).
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