What controls access to signing orders?

What controls access to signing orders?

• A. Security Classes
• B. User Template
• C. Role
• D. Navigators

Answer: (A)

Access to signing orders is controlled by how Epic groups privileges in its security model. A Security Class bundles the specific permissions a user has, and the ability to sign orders is one of those privileges included in the class. Assigning or changing a user’s Security Class determines whether they can sign orders, making it the primary mechanism for this access control. User Templates set defaults for new users, such as which Security Class they start with, but don’t themselves grant signing rights. Roles relate to job functions but the actual permission to sign comes from the privileges in the Security Class. Navigators are about UI navigation and do not regulate signing permissions.

Access to signing orders is controlled by how Epic groups privileges in its security model. A Security Class bundles the specific permissions a user has, and the ability to sign orders is one of those privileges included in the class. Assigning or changing a user’s Security Class determines whether they can sign orders, making it the primary mechanism for this access control.

User Templates set defaults for new users, such as which Security Class they start with, but don’t themselves grant signing rights. Roles relate to job functions but the actual permission to sign comes from the privileges in the Security Class. Navigators are about UI navigation and do not regulate signing permissions.